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Alabama Islamic Academy Protests Hoover Commission’s Rejection of School Relocation Plan
The Alabama Islamic Academy has criticized the Hoover City Commission’s decision to reject its relocation proposal, calling the objections “stereotypical and non-technical,” while reaffirming its willingness to discuss urban-planning concerns.
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Rising Tensions Over Muslim Housing Project in Texas
Texas Republicans have sharply opposed “The Meadow” residential project, though official investigations have found no violations.
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Human Rights Groups urge Canada to arrest Olmert, Livni over Gaza war crimes
The Hind Rajab Foundation (HRF), Canadian Lawyers for International Human Rights (CLAIHR), and the Palestinian Centre for Human Rights (PCHR) have jointly filed a complaint with Canada’s Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) and Justice Department, calling for the arrest of former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Olmert and former Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni ahead of their scheduled visit to Toronto.
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New Wave of Islamophobia on Social Media After Zohran Mamdani’s Victory in New York Elections
The election of Zohran Mamdani as New York’s first Muslim mayor has triggered a new wave of online misinformation and Islamophobia, intensified by the circulation of old videos and provocative content.
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New X Platform Feature Exposes Networks Profiting from Islamophobia in the West
A new feature on the X platform has revealed the locations of many anti-Islam accounts, exposing organized networks operating from outside Western countries that produce Islamophobic content for profit and influence political discourse.
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U.S. Begins Process to Ban the Muslim Brotherhood as Trump Orders Review for “Foreign Terrorist Organization” Label
President Donald Trump has initiated a federal review to determine whether foreign branches of the Muslim Brotherhood should be designated as a “Foreign Terrorist Organization,” a move that could trigger economic sanctions and travel restrictions.
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Texas Outlet Criticizes Rising Islamophobia
A Texas-based local outlet, criticizing state politicians for framing Islam as a “sharia threat,” argues that politically driven Islamophobia has been fueled by online misinformation and bears no resemblance to the lived reality of Houston’s Muslim community.
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Photos: Dozens of Visitors Experience Islam at Al‑Tawhid Mosque in Buenos Aires, Argentina
During 'La Noche de los Templos', nearly a hundred visitors came to Al-Tawhid Mosque in Buenos Aires, Argentina, experiencing Islam firsthand through dialogue, respect, and hospitality. Also, during this ceremony, the renowned Shia scholar Sheikh Abdulkarim Paz delivered a speech for the visitors.
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Photos: Thousands Marched in Mexico Denounced Trump-Netanyahu “Peace Plan” on Palestine Solidarity Day
On November 29, a march in Mexico City marked Solidarity Day with Palestine. Protesters condemned Trump and Netanyahu’s “Peace Plan,” calling it a cover for continued genocide, ethnic cleansing, and dispossession in occupied Palestine.
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Photos: "Plaza Palestina" Inaugurated in Nicaragua on Solidarity Day Eve of Palestine
On the eve of Solidarity Day with Palestine, Plaza Palestina was inaugurated at Nicaragua’s National Polytechnic University. The event emphasized Palestinian bravery and dignity, with Rector Elvira Andino reaffirming brotherhood. It reflects Revolutionary Nicaragua’s steadfast commitment to justice and freedom.
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Analysis: Imam Jamil al-Amin
Once known as the Minister of Justice, he has become the man who gave his life for justice, Imam Jamil al-Amin. This American freedom fighter, spiritual leader and anti-imperialist revolutionary has returned to Allah after being in American prisons for the last 23 years. He was a prisoner of war. The war launched by the United States against Black America. He gave his life first for the liberation of Black Americans and other minorities in a very racist country.
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Hundreds rally in Manhattan for Palestinian solidarity on International Day
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered at Columbus Circle in Manhattan, New York, on the occasion of the “International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People.”
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Photos: Solidarity Day with Palestine in Buenos Aires, Argentina
On the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, a massive protest in Buenos Aires, Argentina denounced genocide, Trump’s colonial plan, and the embassy move to occupied Al-Quds. The rally ended in Plaza de Mayo, affirming that the struggle continues till the genocide continues.
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Analysis: FIFA World Cup Hostage to Trump’s Bullying
The US government rejection to issue visa to the Iranian football federation president and some other officials to attend the World Cut 2026 draw ceremony has once again brought to surface the politicization of the football by the host countries and highlighted the FIFA responsibility to protect the independence of the body.
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Guterres Urges Humanitarian Aid Access to Gaza
UN Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called for urgent humanitarian aid to enter Gaza, stressing its necessity to save lives amid devastation. His remarks came on the International Day of Solidarity with the Palestinian People, highlighting mass civilian deaths, destruction, and injustice in Gaza and the West Bank.
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Baseless Accusations by Texas Governor Against the Council on American-Islamic Relations
Texas Governor Greg Abbott has labeled the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) as a “foreign terrorist organization and transnational criminal organization,” a move that bypassed legal procedures and sparked protests from the organization over the politicization of the Muslim community.
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Michigan Officials Condemn Anti-Islam Actions in Dearborn
Michigan’s state and local officials, in a joint meeting, condemned recent anti-Islam provocations in Dearborn and the attempted burning of the Quran, stressing full support for the city’s diverse and cohesive community.
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Surge in U.S. Islamophobia Seen as Effort to Preserve Influence of the “Israel First!” Camp
A renewed wave of Islamophobia in the United States is being described as an attempt by the “Israel First!” camp to counter its declining influence, yet younger conservatives are showing reduced support for this approach.
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New Analysis Links Post-9/11 Islamophobia to Today’s Political Divides in the U.S. and Europe
A new analysis on the rise of Islamophobia and antisemitism since 9/11 indicates that these trends have now entered the mainstream of Western politics and are driving deep fractures within the American right.
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Iran Slams US Warning on Venezuela’s Airspace as Illegal and Dangerous
Iran condemned the US warning declaring Venezuela’s airspace “closed,” calling it unlawful and a threat to global aviation safety. Tehran said Washington’s unilateral move destabilizes international norms, fuels regional tensions, and politicizes civil aviation amid escalating US military activity in Latin America.
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UNICEF warns Gaza children face deadly malnutrition and winter diseases
UNICEF warned that malnutrition and winter conditions pose a deadly threat to Gaza’s children, with nearly 9,300 under‑fives suffering acute malnutrition in October. The agency urged opening all crossings for aid.
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Trump Suspends Migration from “Third World Countries” After White House Shooting
President Trump announced an indefinite suspension of migration from “Third World Countries” after a deadly shooting near the White House. The suspect, an Afghan asylum seeker, critically wounded two National Guard members, one of whom later died.
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Trump had heated exchange with MBS over Israel normalization demand: Report
Donald Trump’s meeting with Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman (MBS) grew tense last week after the prince pushed back at the US president’s demand that the kingdom formally normalize relations with Israel, a report says.
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Two National Guard members killed in shooting near White House
A shooting near the White House left two National Guard members dead Wednesday evening, triggering an urgent lockdown of the area along with the temporary suspension of some flights in the US capital.
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Cuban FM: Washington Using False Claims to Target Venezuela’s Government, Oil
Cuban Foreign Minister Bruno Rodríguez says the United States is using fabrications to justify its military operations against Venezuela, with the goal of toppling its government and taking control of the country’s oil resources.
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Venezuela Slams Israeli FM Saar as War Criminal
Venezuelan Foreign Minister Iván Gil harshly rebuked Israeli FM Gideon Saar, calling him a war criminal who will face justice. President Nicolas Maduro reaffirmed Venezuela’s support for Palestinian independence, stressing that true peace requires accountability for crimes and genocide.
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Iranian Professor Vahid Abedini Released from U.S. Regime Custody
Iranian professor Vahid Abedini from the University of Oklahoma announced his release from U.S. ICE custody. He shared the news on LinkedIn, describing the experience as distressing and expressing gratitude to academic communities