'If my son’s face is not visible, I will recognise him through his teeth,” a mother tells Maha Hussaini searching for her son among corpses in a mass grave at Nasser Hospital.

'He has a tooth that rises above the rest, and I can find him that way.'

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What is the future of the Sudanese Armed Forces?

Me and ⁦Mohammed Alamin⁩ for ⁦Middle East Eye⁩ middleeasteye.net/news/sudan-cri…

‘Jim would not have wanted me to be afraid … he worked with so many people like Alexander’ Diane Foley speaks with such grace about her son, James Foley Frontline Club Daniel Hilton with Colum McCann Bloomsbury Books UK #AmericanMother

This is a banging group

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Why Egypt fears Israel's Rafah attack and what it means for their peace treaty middleeasteye.net/news/war-gaza-… with thoughts from Mohannad Sabry and Joost Hiltermann

Gripping read on the downfall of Hafize Gaye Erkan. Trust Ragıp Soylu to get the tea middleeasteye.net/news/turkey-ri…

A British man stranded in Rafah has said MI5 offered to help him and his young family to escape from Gaza - but only if he agreed to work for them. He says he turned down the offer. Since then, he says, the Foreign Office has failed to help the family. middleeasteye.net/news/uk-mi5-tr…

🚨 NEW Latvia + Netherlands froze Unrwa funds w/o seeing evidence of Israeli claims

Qs over what evidence, if any, UK, Canada + Australia had when they suspended funds

Sources say EU given nothing

Building on Channel 4 News CBC + ABC News reports. More:

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I am old enough to remember when the UK Government was 'closely monitoring' the Hong Kong Government for introducing an emergency law banning masks in response to massive pro-democracy protests

(Hansard, 7 Oct 2019; UK six monthly report on Hong Kong, July 2021)

Journalist and John Ruskin Biographer Tim Hilton Dies at 82 | @guardianbooks pwne.ws/3OqDhw8

This is what it means for Mauritanian journalists

They’re on to the round of 16 and Algeria are going home

The art critic Tim Hilton has died, one of the most brilliant people I’ve ever worked with. Everything I loved about his outlook on life is conveyed in a simple, subversive decision he made when writing this obituary for The Guardian of Gillian Ayres.

“and”? - not “but”? Genius.

Journalism matters:

“Videos and stories from Middle East Eye's coverage of the war in Gaza have been presented as evidence at the International Court of Justice as part of South Africa's case accusing Israel of genocide.”

“Thursday's presentation by South Africa's legal team…

300,000 people fled in 72 hours.
There's so little for them to survive on; most live in makeshift shelters with no food.
We're finishing needs assessments & starting distributions of relief items tomorrow in Sennar, then Gedaref. But we've little left.

This is catastrophic.

Well this is insanely cute - as well as moving.

A 9-year-old aspiring journalist in Gaza, Lama Jamous, interviews Al Jazeera Arabic Bureau Chief Wael Al-Dahdouh.

Sudan's RSF accused of targeting atrocity witnesses in Darfur middleeasteye.net/news/sudan-cri…

The eyes of the world are (understandably) focused on Gaza. We are still covering the ongoing war in Sudan. Lawyers and activists have told Mohammed Alamin that the RSF and its allies are hunting down witnesses to its crimes in Darfur
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