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Palestinian Authority & Gaza Strip

Gazans going to Hebrew school
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Gazans going to Hebrew school

Owner of Nafha language school Ahmed Al-Faleet explains that his courses allow anyone who gets a permit to read signs, documents written in Hebrew, and communicate with soldiers at checkpoints.  

In Gaza Strip, Palestinian Islamic Jihad agitates for violence

Pro-Iran, pro-Houthi rally in Gaza threatens to embarrass Hamas

During Saturday's demonstration by Palestinian Islamic Jihad, dozens of protesters chant "Death to the House of Saud" and wave posters of the leader of Yemen’s Iran-backed Houthi militia. Meanwhile, Dubai’s deputy police chief says senior Hamas official Mahmoud Zahar should be placed on the United Arab Emirates' most wanted list for supporting Houthi drone attacks against the UAE.