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Calin Georgescu's rise once again puts the onus on the social media platform, which is increasingly perceived to be meddling elections around the world, including in EU countries, the United States, Taiwan.
Since the ceasefire came into effect, the terrorist organisation is attempting to access remaining weapons stockpiles in Lebanon, in order to rebuild its strength.
Spring semester saw 3,000 pro-Palestinian demonstrations compared to fewer than 1,000 in the current semester ending this month.
If major news organizations like the BBC are constantly feeding you the narrative that Israel is the aggressor who is committing war crimes and genocide, it’s not difficult to understand why this kind of hatred has proliferated our society.
The initiative marks the city's latest show of solidarity with Israel after supporting it since Oct. 7.
