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‘Tears of joy’ at Gaza ceasefire, but protesting groups in Canada say they won’t stop
- Nasser Najjar cried tears of joy after hearing about the ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war on Wednesday.
- Gur Tsabar stated that protests in Canada will continue despite the ceasefire, saying, 'There will be no pauses, no breaks, no rests.'
- Yara Shoufani expressed that the goal of the protests is to pressure the Canadian government for a two-way arms embargo.
- Prime Minister Justin Trudeau welcomed the ceasefire, hoping it will 'turn down the temperature' on tensions in Canada.
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'Tears of joy' at Gaza ceasefire, but protesting groups in Canada say they won't stop
Vancouver resident Nasser Najjar said he cried tears of joy after hearing that a ceasefire had been reached in the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza on Wednesday. Najjar, who lived in Gaza from 1999 to 2015, still has family in the region where the 15-month-long conflict has killed tens of thousands and displaced hundreds of thousands. […]
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Israeli attacks kill more than 70 people in Gaza after ceasefire announcement Celebrations over the announcement of a ceasefire in Gaza soon gave way to bombing. Israeli attacks have killed at least 71 this Thursday, according to local authorities. More than 200 people have [...]
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