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• Israël/Palestine: One Dead, Four Injured After Gunman Opens Fire in Jerusalem’s Old City
  21 November 2021, by siawi3

  The shooter, a Palestinian man from East Jerusalem who dressed in ultra-Orthodox attire, was shot dead by security forces. Hamas’ Jerusalem spokesperson Mohammed Hamada added that attacks in a similar vein will carry on “against the backdrop of attempts to harm Al-Aqsa Mosque.” Islamic Jihad said it held Israel “fully responsible” for the attack, which was “a natural response to the crimes of the settlers and the army and the deepening of the occupation.”

• Israël-Palestine : A Jérusalem, une attaque à l’arme à feu fait un mort et trois blessés
  21 novembre 2021, par siawi3

  Quelque 200 000 Israéliens vivent à Jérusalem-Est, où habitent également 300 000 Palestiniens. La colonisation israélienne, illégale au regard du droit international, s’est poursuivie sous tous les gouvernements israéliens depuis 1967.

• Palestine: Who Marks November 29?
  5 December 2021, by siawi3

  On November 29, 1947 The U.N. voted for The partition of Mandatory Palestine Into two states. Where is the Palestinian state?

• Glorification La Grande Serbie, grande lubie de l’extrême droite
  7 décembre 2021, par siawi3

  La glorification des chefs de guerre des années 90, pourtant jugés et condamnés, qui vise à les présenter comme des défenseurs de l’Europe chrétienne face aux musulmans, mobilise des réseaux nationalistes et identitaires, notamment en France.

• Turkish extremist group Grey Wolves finds a favourable climate in Germany
  8 December 2021, by siawi3

  The violence of the Grey Wolves against their political opponents in Turkey has continued without interruption in Germany. The movement’s control of most of the Turkish community’s mosques and centres in Germany allows them to use these spaces for political indoctrination and radicalisation.

• Les nationalistes poussent la logique du pire en Bosnie-Herzégovine
  2 February, by siawi3

  En réalité, le pays est mis en coupe réglée par trois oligarchies ethnonationalistes, qui ont tout intérêt à jouer la carte des tensions pour mobiliser l’opinion publique et détourner l’attention des problèmes économiques et sociaux qui rongent le pays.

• Former Yugoslavia: RED EMBROIDERY // Queer Archive
  13 February, by siawi3

  Red Embroidery documentary movie is about the intersection of gender, sexuality, war and security in Serbia, Croatia, Slovenia and Bosnia and Herzegovina during and after the collapse of Yugoslavia through storytelling. This documentary movie presents a collection of personal testimonials and political accounts of 12 feminist, anti-war and LGBTI*QA pioneer activists, who have shared their stories on solidarity and their contribution to feminist, anti-war and LGBT*IQA movement in these countries.

• Russia: No, Patriarch Kirill of Moscow is Not Calling for Peace — In Fact, He’s Putin’s Accomplice
  27 February, by siawi3

  At the exact moment Putin announced the “special military operation” in (i.e. invasion of) Ukraine, Kirill issued a toothless statement that not only failed to plainly call for the end of violence, but actually re-stated the historical justification for the invasion that had been offered by Vladimir Putin earlier in the week. Patriarch Kirill is an accomplice to Vladimir Putin and has made the Russian Orthodox Church (once again) an agent of state power.

• Ukraine: Putin is ‘making it a religious war’ — Head of U.S. Ukrainian Orthodox Church slams Russian leader, Moscow Patriarch Kirill
  27 February, by siawi3

  Moscow Patriarch Kirill speaks as a religious politician, and not a spiritual father of the people of Ukrainian Orthodox Church. It’s an issue of crimes against humanity. It’s against who we are as freedom-loving people of God.

• Ukraine : Le patriarche orthodoxe russe qualifie les opposants de Moscou en Ukraine de « forces du mal »
  27 février, par siawi3

  Le patriarche orthodoxe russe Kirill a qualifié dimanche les opposants à Moscou en Ukraine de « forces du mal » qui veulent briser l’unité historique entre les deux pays, au quatrième jour de l’invasion du pays par la Russie.

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