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At the heart of the protests are diverse voices representing various segments of Israeli society. From the secular to the religious, from Arab Israelis to Jewish Israelis, each group brings its grievances to the forefront. Secular Israelis often voice concerns over issues such as the high cost of living, housing shortages, and government corruption.

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In a move that has sparked international concern, Iraq’s parliament recently passed a bill criminalizing same-sex relationships. The legislation imposes jail terms ranging from 10 to 15 years for individuals involved in such relationships. Additionally, transgender people could face imprisonment for one to three years under the new law.

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One of the defining characteristics of Arab stand-up comedy is its ability to navigate sensitive topics with wit and insight. Comedians draw inspiration from their own experiences, as well as broader societal trends, to craft routines that resonate with diverse audiences. Through satire and storytelling, they shed light on issues such as politics, religion, gender, and cultural norms, offering fresh perspectives and inviting critical reflection.

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At its core, the JCPOA aims to address concerns over Iran's nuclear activities by imposing strict limits and monitoring mechanisms. In return, Iran was promised relief from economic sanctions that had crippled its economy for years. However, the implementation of the deal has been far from straightforward, with ongoing disputes and disagreements over various aspects.

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Tragedy struck Iraq's online community on Friday night as Ghufran Sawadi, a social media personality known as Umm Fahad, was shot dead outside her Baghdad residence. The attack, captured on surveillance camera and shared widely online, has sparked outrage and raised questions about online safety in the country.

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According to a recent report  a Dubai-based firm has agreed to help South Sudan’s government. The company, led by a distant relative of the Abu Dhabi royal family, has agreed to lend South Sudan €12 billion ($12.9 billion) in exchange for repayment in oil.

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