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Israel Objects To White House Appointments For Proposed Gaza 'Board Of Peace'

Donald Trump · Gaza

Israel Objects To White House Appointments For Proposed Gaza 'Board Of Peace'

52% Right coverage: 23 sources

Israel objected to White House appointments to a proposed Gaza governance board, saying some picks were made without coordination.See the Story

Forty-seven Venezuelan soldiers killed in US attack, minister says — Jesus Vargas/Getty Images via Getty Images

US Operations In Venezuela · Venezuela

Forty-seven Venezuelan soldiers killed in US attack, minister says

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Forty-seven Venezuelan soldiers were killed during the U.S. attack on Caracas and capture of President Nicolas Maduro earlier this month, Venezuela's Defense Minister Vladimir Padrino said on Friday, noting nine of these were women.See the Story

The Family of El Hacen Diarra, a Mauritanian Who Died in a Police Station in Paris, Denounces Police Violence

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The Family of El Hacen Diarra, a Mauritanian Who Died in a Police Station in Paris, Denounces Police Violence

50% Left coverage: 10 sources

The family of a 35-year-old Mauritanian, El Hacen Diarra, who died on the night of Wednesday to Thursday 15 January during his detention in a police station in Paris, denounces, video in support, police violence, while the prosecutor's office presents another version of the facts.See the Story

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