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Published: October 15, 2012

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US Health Workers Back From Gaza Estimate Death Toll Is at Least 119,000

Meanwhile, Gaza officials reported this week that Israel has wiped out 902 entire families, at a minimum.

By: Sharon Zhang ,; Truthout

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Human Rights

Report: State Dept. Ignored Objection to Israel Arms Sale Early in Gaza Genocide

Last October, a US bureau objected to sending arms to a unit that later carried out Israel’s deadliest attack on Gaza.

By: Sharon Zhang ,; Truthout

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Human Rights

Finally Free, Assange Receives a Measure of Justice From the Council of Europe

In his first public statement since his release, Assange said, “I’m free today … because I pled guilty to journalism.”

By: Marjorie Cohn ,; Truthout

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War & Peace

Beirut-Based Journalist: “It Is Really Unclear What the Endgame for Israel Is”

Israel appears to be preparing for a deeper ground incursion into southern Lebanon after displacing 1.2 million people.

By: Amy Goodman ,; DemocracyNow!

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Reproductive Rights

Critics Question if Melania Trump’s Stance on Abortion Is to Help Donald Trump

One critic called the announcement “an obvious political ploy to moderate Trump’s image” on abortion.

By: Chris Walker ,; Truthout

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Politics & Elections

Eric Adams Allegedly Took Bribes to Erase the Genocide That Killed My Ancestors

The mayor’s silence on the Armenian genocide mirrors his refusal to condemn Israel’s genocide in Gaza.

By: Jesse Hagopian ,; Truthout

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War & Peace

Israeli Embassy Gifted State Dept Bureau With Wine After Arms Deals

Top State Department political appointees repeatedly rejected appeals from staff to cut off arms to Israel.

By: Brett Murphy ,; ProPublica

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Politics & Elections

Jack Smith Says Trump Planned to Dispute 2020 Outcome Long Before Election Day

“He’s going to declare victory. … He’s just going to say he’s the winner,” one witness in the case said.

By: Chris Walker ,; Truthout

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Environment & Health

After Helene, Mutual Aid Becomes a Lifeline in North Carolina

The area's status as a “climate haven” has been swept away, but community resilience remains.

By: Kelly Hayes ,; OrganizingMyThoughts

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Economy & Labor

Dockworkers End Strike After Offer of 62 Percent Wage Hike Over 6 Years

The tentative agreement reached Thursday included a wage boost higher than the shipping giants' original offer.

By: Jake Johnson ,; CommonDreams

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US Health Workers Back From Gaza Estimate Death Toll Is at Least 119,000

Report: State Dept. Ignored Objection to Israel Arms Sale Early in Gaza Genocide

Beirut-Based Journalist: “It Is Really Unclear What the Endgame for Israel Is”

Critics Question if Melania Trump’s Stance on Abortion Is to Help Donald Trump

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