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When millions saw a half -time performance of candyk Lamar in the Super Bowl on Sunday night, an actor jumped over a car prop and Sudani half the Palestinian flag before he chased the entire field and through security The ground was dealt with.
The NFL said that the actor did not show a bully but as a part of the show’s choreography. According to the league, the protest act has received a ban on all NFL incidents and stadiums. Although he was detained, he will not face charges, according to New Orleans police.
The appearance of the Palestinian flag in the Super Bowl is not completely out of the left field – protests against the nationwide war last year for Gaza and US Israeli military Sweep College Campus, Blocked the Golden Gate BridgeWho pursued Biden’s presidential campaign, and fully popped up Confirmation hearing For President Donald Trump’s cabinet nominees.
The crisis in Sudan has made less high -level demonstrations, but it has had a similar human impact.
What is happening in Gaza?
Until Tuesday, a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas still stands, which controls Gaza after another period of Israel and Palestinian prisoners, exchanging the militant group.
But peace is on the ground.
Hamas on Monday accused Israel of delaying the terms of the ceasefire agreement, saying it was delayed, saying that the displaced Palestinians were delayed from returning to their homes in northern Gaza. The hostages will stop release. The Israeli Defense Minister said that Hamas had broken the deal – compared the Holocaust estimates over the hostage of the hostages issued on Saturday – and said the army’s highest preparations for Israeli communities. Will prepare to defend it at the level.
In response, President Trump threatened that if Hamas did not release the rest of the hostages, “all hell is about to end”. He added that Israel can “overload” its ultimatum.
Hamas attacked Israeli border communities, took about 250 250 Israelis hostage during October 7, 2023 and killed 1,200. About 100 remained – dead or alive – when the current ceasefire agreement, which demanded the release of 33, reached it last month.
Immediately after the October 7 attack, a protest against US support for Israel and the US military began, when Israel launched its bombing campaign on Gaza, a densely populated Palestinian territory on the Israeli coast.
Protesters demanded an end to which they called a genocide that killed more than 46,000 people. Including 13,000 children – After 15 months of war. Protests were encouraged by the barrage of amazing images of catastrophic catastrophe on Gaza – those who dig through debris for air strikes or bloody children’s bodies. Social media in the flood During the conflict
In the United States, he also attacked former President Joe Biden’s administration, who provided military assistance to Israel during the conflict period. Biden briefly stopped the bombs of Israel in the area where they would be used in the area where the refugees were asked to escape, only Israel resumed military aid after bombing the area. For
What is happening in Sudan?
After 17 months of war, the situation in Sudan is rapidly serious.
According to the UN, last week, the country’s civil war increased the death toll three times, with at least 275 people killed within six days.
The Sudanese army has been closed in a deadly war with a paramilitary group, a paramilitary group, since April 2023. This week, the Sudanese army surpassed the country’s capital Khartoum, but RSF maintains its control over most of Sudan. North and east.
According to Adam Woosorno, director of Operations at the United Nations Humanitarian Office, and because of this, humanitarian organizations call the “amazing scale and oppression crisis”. More than 12 million people have been displaced due to conflicts, such as massive harassment and malnutrition Spreads rapidly According to the UN, nationwide.
Last month, America Approved Sudan’s Armed Forces leader Abdul Fattah Al -Bourne, using “deadly attacks on civilians” and hunger as a war method. But he also approved RSF leader Mohammad Hamdan Dagalo, known as Hamdity. The State Department called Genocide and “organized” atrocities.
