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With Little Water, Displaced Lebanese Women Worry About Periods
For Rabab al-Hajj Youssef, every trip to the bathroom to change her sanitary pad is a painful experience. After Israeli strikes displaced her family from their home in Lebanon to a shelter, she shares limited water with hundreds of people.
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Gaza Musician Sings For Children Enduring Daily Horrors Of War
Braving the constant threat of airstrikes and bombings, 15-year-old Youssef Saad, a Gazan oud player, rides his bicycle through the war-ravaged streets of northern Gaza's Jabalia refugee camp, his instrument strapped to his back.
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Hollywood Stars Wear Red Pins At Oscars 2024 Red Carpet, Here's What It Means
The pins were provided by Artists4Ceasefire, a group of celebrities and members of the entertainment industry who signed an open letter urging President Biden to call for a cease-fire.
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Former Palestinian Minister Killed In Israeli Strike On His Home
A former Palestinian Authority minister was killed on Sunday in an Israeli strike on his home in the Gaza Strip, the official Palestinian news agency and Hamas health ministry said.
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Watch: Moroccan Footballer Sofiane Boufal Dances With Mother On Pitch After Historic Win
Youssef En-Nesyri's first-half header secured a historic win for Morocco.
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FIFA World Cup: Cristiano Ronaldo Cries Inconsolably After Portugal's Shock World Cup Exit At The Hands Of Morocco
Ronaldo and his countrymen tried hard and came very close on several occasions but Morocco managed to hold on to the lead that they got after Youssef En-Nesyri had headed in from close range in the dying minutes of the first half.
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Tunisia's Wahbi Khazri And Youssef Msakni To Lead World Cup Squad
Tunisia coach Jalel Kadri named his World Cup squad on Monday, with attackers Wahbi Khazri and Youssef Msakni leading the charge to reach the knock-out stages for the first time.
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Europa League: Arsenal Knocked Out In Dying Seconds By Olympiacos
Ajax, Celtic, Benfica and Porto went out but Manchester United hardly broke sweat after Simon Deli of Brugge conceded a penalty and earned a red card in the 23rd minute at Old Trafford and won 5-0.
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Tunisia PM Bans Niqab In Public Institutions "For Security Reasons"
Tunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed has banned the wearing of the niqab face veil in public institutions "for security reasons", an official source told Reuters on Friday.
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London Attackers Faked Suicide Vests For 'Maximum Fear'
Fake suicide vests worn by the assailants in the London Bridge attack were made with disposable water bottles attached to leather belts, police revealed Sunday.
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London Bridge Attackers Had Tried To Hire 7.5 Tonne Truck: Police
The three Islamists who killed eight people after driving a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and then attacking nearby revellers had initially tried to hire a 7.5 tonne truck, the head of the UK capital's counter-terrorism unit said on Friday.
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In Syria Chemical Strike, How This Man's Quick Thinking Saved His Life
The feeling in his limbs began fading slowly, just moments after a suspected chemical attack in a northwest Syrian town. Quick thinking saved Hassan Youssef's life -- but not his legs.
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Tunisia Parliament Approves New Unity Government
Tunisia's parliament on Friday resoundingly approved the new unity government of Youssef Chahed, supporting a cabinet line-up which will have to tackle the country's pressing socio-economic and security challenges.
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Tunisia PM-Designate Starts Talks On Forming Government
Tunisia's prime minister-designate Youssef Chahed began talks on Thursday aimed at creating a unity government to tackle major economic and security challenges.
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Tunisia Names Youssef Chahed, As PM-Designate
Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi today named local affairs minister Youssef Chahed, 40, as prime minister-designate tasked with forming a unity cabinet.
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With Little Water, Displaced Lebanese Women Worry About Periods
For Rabab al-Hajj Youssef, every trip to the bathroom to change her sanitary pad is a painful experience. After Israeli strikes displaced her family from their home in Lebanon to a shelter, she shares limited water with hundreds of people.
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Gaza Musician Sings For Children Enduring Daily Horrors Of War
Braving the constant threat of airstrikes and bombings, 15-year-old Youssef Saad, a Gazan oud player, rides his bicycle through the war-ravaged streets of northern Gaza's Jabalia refugee camp, his instrument strapped to his back.
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Hollywood Stars Wear Red Pins At Oscars 2024 Red Carpet, Here's What It Means
The pins were provided by Artists4Ceasefire, a group of celebrities and members of the entertainment industry who signed an open letter urging President Biden to call for a cease-fire.
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Former Palestinian Minister Killed In Israeli Strike On His Home
A former Palestinian Authority minister was killed on Sunday in an Israeli strike on his home in the Gaza Strip, the official Palestinian news agency and Hamas health ministry said.
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Watch: Moroccan Footballer Sofiane Boufal Dances With Mother On Pitch After Historic Win
Youssef En-Nesyri's first-half header secured a historic win for Morocco.
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FIFA World Cup: Cristiano Ronaldo Cries Inconsolably After Portugal's Shock World Cup Exit At The Hands Of Morocco
Ronaldo and his countrymen tried hard and came very close on several occasions but Morocco managed to hold on to the lead that they got after Youssef En-Nesyri had headed in from close range in the dying minutes of the first half.
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Tunisia's Wahbi Khazri And Youssef Msakni To Lead World Cup Squad
Tunisia coach Jalel Kadri named his World Cup squad on Monday, with attackers Wahbi Khazri and Youssef Msakni leading the charge to reach the knock-out stages for the first time.
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Europa League: Arsenal Knocked Out In Dying Seconds By Olympiacos
Ajax, Celtic, Benfica and Porto went out but Manchester United hardly broke sweat after Simon Deli of Brugge conceded a penalty and earned a red card in the 23rd minute at Old Trafford and won 5-0.
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Tunisia PM Bans Niqab In Public Institutions "For Security Reasons"
Tunisian Prime Minister Youssef Chahed has banned the wearing of the niqab face veil in public institutions "for security reasons", an official source told Reuters on Friday.
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London Attackers Faked Suicide Vests For 'Maximum Fear'
Fake suicide vests worn by the assailants in the London Bridge attack were made with disposable water bottles attached to leather belts, police revealed Sunday.
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London Bridge Attackers Had Tried To Hire 7.5 Tonne Truck: Police
The three Islamists who killed eight people after driving a van into pedestrians on London Bridge and then attacking nearby revellers had initially tried to hire a 7.5 tonne truck, the head of the UK capital's counter-terrorism unit said on Friday.
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In Syria Chemical Strike, How This Man's Quick Thinking Saved His Life
The feeling in his limbs began fading slowly, just moments after a suspected chemical attack in a northwest Syrian town. Quick thinking saved Hassan Youssef's life -- but not his legs.
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Tunisia Parliament Approves New Unity Government
Tunisia's parliament on Friday resoundingly approved the new unity government of Youssef Chahed, supporting a cabinet line-up which will have to tackle the country's pressing socio-economic and security challenges.
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Tunisia PM-Designate Starts Talks On Forming Government
Tunisia's prime minister-designate Youssef Chahed began talks on Thursday aimed at creating a unity government to tackle major economic and security challenges.
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Tunisia Names Youssef Chahed, As PM-Designate
Tunisian President Beji Caid Essebsi today named local affairs minister Youssef Chahed, 40, as prime minister-designate tasked with forming a unity cabinet.
