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Paris Photo Exhibit Offers Rare Insight Into Morocco’s Jewish Lives in The 1930s
The largest Jewish population that ever existed in the Arab world was in Morocco, which was home to over 250,000…
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Fisherman Hooks on Corpse in Central Park Lake
A Harlem resident who went fishing in one of Central Park’s lakes hooked a human corpse on Thursday. At around…
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Sad Affair: Egyptian Family Die One-by-One After Attending a Wedding
An Egyptian family died in Damietta governorate after contracting COVID-19 at a relative’s wedding. The mother of the family returned…
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Saudi Arabia Plans For 100 World Records Soon
Saudi Arabia’s penchant for breaking world records looks set to see the Kingdom smash through the 100 titles mark in…
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Bevol Lends a Helping Hand Through The Social Media
Describing itself as the “#1 social media platform specialised in volunteering”, Bevol brings together volunteers, including Syrian refugees, with corporations…
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The Nobel Foundation Will Give The Prize Winners an Extra $110,000 Each
Winners of the Nobel prizes will receive an extra 1 million Swedish krona ($110,000) for claiming the prestigious award. The…
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‘Time For Change’! Company Uses Kids With Disabilities in Baby Wipes TV Ad
A company has become the first to use children with disabilities in a baby wipes TV commercial. Pura, which has…
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‘Religious Freedom’! German Court Permits Local Mosque to Echo Call For Prayer
A German court in the western city of Munster on Wednesday has given permission to a local mosque to perform…
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Tamazight Declared Official Language in Algeria But Many Are Not happy!
Controversy broke out in Algeria after Tamazight was declared an official national language in the country’s new constitution. Proponents and…
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Vietnam Police Seize 324k Used Condoms Waiting For Recycling to be Resold
Police in Vietnam have seized 324,000 used condoms which were being recycled to be sold again. Paid workers were tasked…
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