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LEBANON
Libya’s Gaddafi fatally shot Imam Musa Sadr in chest: Report
Former Libyan dictator Muammar Gaddafi purportedly shot Imam Musa Sadr twice in the chest, after the prominent Lebanese Shia cleric described the so-called “Green Book” as “ridiculous” and its author as a “lunatic.”
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NORTH AFRICA
YouTube removes Kenyan anti-imperialist channel ‘Sovereign Media’ without notice
In a shocking move, YouTube removes the channel of Sovereign Media, a Nairobi-based independent anti-imperialist media outlet, without prior notice.

PALESTINE
Turkey arrests two on charges of spying for Israeli regime
Turkey arrests two suspected spies on espionage charges, spying for the Israeli regime.
NORTH AFRICA
France, UK involved in assassination of Muammar Gaddafi's son: Reports
France and the United Kingdom are reportedly involved in the assassination of Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the prominent son of former Libyan President Muammar Gaddafi, as he was seen as the man who could reunite Libya after the NATO-backed uprising.
NORTH AFRICA
Son of former Libyan ruler Gaddafi killed in ‘home attack’: Aides
Saif al-Islam Gaddafi, the son of former Libyan ruler Muammar Gaddafi, is killed in Libya, according to his political team and local media.

PALESTINE
Pro-Palestine activists set Israeli flag ablaze in Morocco, reject normalization
Hundreds of pro-Palestine activists in Morocco have set the Israeli flag ablaze and denounced normalization with the occupying regime.

PALESTINE
Poll: 87% of Arabs reject recognition of Israel
A recent opinion poll shows that 87% of people in Arab countries refuse to recognize Israel and oppose normalization of relations with the occupying regime.

TURKEY
Libya’s army chief killed in Ankara plane crash after high-level talks with Turkish officials
Libya’s chief of general staff was killed when a military aircraft crashed shortly after departing Ankara following an official visit to Turkey, Libyan and Turkish officials say.




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