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The ex-employee accused Meta of a pattern of bias against Palestinians, saying the company deleted internal employee communications that mentioned the deaths of their relatives in Gaza and conducted investigations into their use of the Palestinian flag emoji.
Trooping the Colour, an event that has commemorated the reigning monarch's official birthday for more than 260 years, last included Harry and Meghan in 2019, a year after their wedding.
Iraqi security forces cracked down on Pro-Palestinian rioters in Baghdad who were attacking a KFC on Monday, wounding three with live fire and detaining at least 12.
Facing legal action over its handling of disruptive pro-Palestinian protests, the University has pledged to take steps to allow students to safely access its New York campus.
Everything suggests this arson wave – like those of 2021, 2019, and 2016 – represents another mutation of Palestinian terror. Do not be overly impressed by the Palestinians' offer to send firetrucks to help us. The poison and hateful bonfires the PA stokes in students' hearts, textbooks, and official television prove far more inflammatory.
