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2021 Editor's Picks: MEMRI Daily Brief And Inquiry & Analysis Reports - Vimarsana News

2021 Editor's Picks: MEMRI Daily Brief And Inquiry & Analysis Reports

The following are selections from the MEMRI Daily Brief series and the MEMRI Inquiry and Analysis series from 2021, by various MEMRI researchers and focused on a variety of topics.  

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How Biden Should Navigate Palestine's Succession Crisis - Vimarsana News

How Biden Should Navigate Palestine's Succession Crisis

In light of Abbas’s consolidation of power and the lack of an heir apparent, U.S. engagement should be used as a lever to encourage Abbas to empower a successor. 

The Palestinian Authority Campaign Against Palestinian NGOs - Vimarsana News

The Palestinian Authority Campaign Against Palestinian NGOs

The six Palestinian NGOs were classified by Israel as terrorist organizations because of their affiliation with the PLO's Marxist-Leninist Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine (PFLP), designated as a Foreign Terrorist Organization by both the

Palestinian Prisoners No One Talks About - Vimarsana News

Palestinian Prisoners No One Talks About

The Palestinian Islamic Jihad prisoners, who have been convicted of terrorism against Israel, received wide coverage because they are being held in Israeli prisons. They are being held in prison because many of them were involved in major terror attacks

Assault on female reporter for not wearing hijab sparks backlash in Gaza - Vimarsana News

Assault on female reporter for not wearing hijab sparks backlash in Gaza

May 11, 2021 GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip — The Ministry of Interior and National Security in the Gaza Strip issued April 30 a statement about a complaint filed by reporter Riwa Murshid who was attacked by two members of a Hamas military unit — known as Hama al-Thaghour (Breach Defenders) — for not wearing the hijab in the Juhr al-Deek border area in central Gaza. The ministry said Murshid failed to notify competent authorities before entering the border area, and did not show any card proving she was a reporter on an official mission. According to the ministry’s statement, a member of ...