What’s Brewing?

A busy few weeks have turned into a full busy month, as TMJ wraps up part 11 of the All About Palestine Guide and prepares for their trip to Africa! The team will be speaking to more than a thousand people at the Karbala to Quds conference about navigating the soft war, journalism in the modern era and media literacy. We are also getting ready to launch our epic trailer that defines who we are, our purpose and mission. And with heavy hearts, we remember the massacres of Karbala that took place in 680 AD and connect the stories to the present day. Storytelling and journalism couldn’t be more important than ever before.

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• In the Nuseirat camp in Gaza, a chorus group sings praises of Ali ibn Abu Talib a.s.

• Violent demonstrations against Turkey have swept through the Idlib governorate - controlled by Hayat Tahrir al-Sham (HTS), (former Al-Qaeda affiliate in Syria) - and Afrin, Azaz and Jarablus in the Aleppo countryside, controlled by the Syrian National Army (SNA), a Turkish-backed militant group made up of former Free Syrian Army (FSA) militants.

• The Islamic Republic of Iran is welcoming families from Gaza who left the region through neighboring countries.

• In a leaked video, former president Donald Trump boasts about "kicking old Biden" so hard in debate, making him drop out of presidential race. He then adds that it leaves him with VP Kamala who's better for him because "She's so * bad, so pathetic."

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Every hour, 4 children are ki*led in G*za, according to the P*lestinian Central Bureau of Statistics. More than 17,000 children have been orphaned or separated and left unaccompanied in Gaza. More than 16,000 children have been ki*led in G*za since October 7, 2023. An unknown number of victims are still under rubble as medical crews and civil defense crews are unable to reach them due to attacks.

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On June 26, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange returned home to Australia after pleading guilty to one charge of espionage.While the plea deal brought him freedom, it also triggered international concern in setting a legal precedent that threatens press freedom and journalists’ rights. Read Here: LINK

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New York City is willing to pay a staggering $17.5 million to settle a lawsuit by two Muslim women whose rights were violated by police after being arrested, compelling them to remove their hijabs before being photographed.

US President Joe Biden’s family has urged him to stay in the race despite his lackluster performance at the presidential debate last week, according to US media reports - shifting the blame towards his staff who prepared him for the event.

Spain has filed a Declaration of Intervention on June 28, in the ICJ case which accuses the Israeli regime of committing genocide against the Palestinains, becoming the first European country to take a stand of this magnitude for Palestine.

An Iranian monarchist, infamous for filming herself pulling the hijabs off Iranians in London, has sought refuge in “Israel,” after UK police announced an investigation into her antics. The woman, who is an Iranian pro-Israeli activist named Bahar Mahroo, claimed that she found the videos she filmed online.

Anti-government Syrian’s in “rebel-held” areas turn against longtime Turkish support after Turkish President, Recep Tayyip Erdogan, announced a potential reconciliation between Turkey and Syria.

Protestors have flocked the streets in France to stand against the victory of the country’s far-right party - known as the National Rally - which won the first round of legislative elections that took place on Sunday, June 30.

Raul Grijalva has become the second congressional democrat to call for US President Joe Biden to end his quest for a second term.

• At least 11 Palestinians were killed with over 40 injured by the Israeli firing in Al-Mawasi, west of Rafah, in southern Gaza.

• IOF soldiers were compelled to evacuate the IOF camp north of Al-Khalil due to an outbreak of a fire caused by revolutionary youth at the site. The fire has reportedly spread to the Etzion settlement.

• The Israeli regime targets a humanitarian civil defense team.

• The Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine in a statement condemned the Israeli regime’s recent focus on areas crammed with displaced people in Al-Mawasi, west of Rafah, which the regime claimed to be safe.

• US-UK warplanes target Hodeidah International Airport in western Yemen with 4 airstrikes.

• Israeli military bars a "resident" entry to "Metulla" in northeastern occupied Palestine till further notice, as a result of retaliatory attacks by the Lebanese Resistance on the settlement.

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