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1 month ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Jean-Pierre Filiu |Vaishna Roy |Talmiz Ahmad |Iftikhar Gilani
The French scholar Jean-Pierre Filiu wrote this comprehensive and definitive work on Gaza in 2012. He has now brought out a second edition that has a 10-page “afterword” referring to the ongoing crisis. The book traces the place of Gaza amidst the early competitions between the Mesopotamian, Egyptian, and Persian empires to later developments involving the Islamic caliphates, the Crusades, the Ottoman Empire, the British Mandate, and Israeli control from 1967.
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1 month ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Sharada Srinivasan |Vaishna Roy |Talmiz Ahmad
As the civil conflict in Sudan nears its two-year mark, the country is reeling from the hammer blows of the warring parties. In February, the UN Secretary-General spoke of the “staggering scale and brutality” of the catastrophe that has devastated this country of 50 million. About 30 million of them need urgent humanitarian support, while 9 million have been displaced and another 3 million have sought refuge in neighbouring countries.
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2 months ago |
frontline.thehindu.com | Soni Mishra |Vaishna Roy |Talmiz Ahmad
Throughout the conflict in West Asia over the past 16 months, Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has been the central figure. He orchestrated Israel’s lethal military response in Gaza that has reportedly killed over 60,000 persons, mainly women and children. He forcefully confronted Hamas’ allies in the “axis of resistance” led by Iran and inflicted powerful blows upon them, seriously debilitating their military capacity.
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Jan 16, 2025 |
frontline.thehindu.com | Vaishna Roy |Muddassir Quamar |Talmiz Ahmad |RAJEEV AGARWAL
Israel and Hamas have finally agreed to a ceasefire, eight months after it was drafted and approved by the UN Security Council. The agreement faced delays due to many political obstacles primarily from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. Although the core framework remains the same, the ceasefire, which was supposed to happen in three phases, underwent a major shift over time.
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Dec 5, 2024 |
newageislam.com | Talmiz Ahmad
By Talmiz Ahmad 5 December 2024A large part of contemporary politics involves Islam, the faith, and its adherents, the Muslims. In the US and in large parts of Europe, strong right-wing movements have emerged that view Muslims as the principal threat to "Western" culture and identity, recalling the fraught encounters between the armies of Christianity and Islam a millennium ago.
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