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Supporters highlight Israel's democracy, innovation, and Judeo-Christian roots, with visitors often noting its modern cities and rule of law feel distinctly Western. Critics emphasize its Middle Eastern location in the Levant, bordered by Lebanon, Syria, Jordan, and Egypt, plus differences in religious foundations from Greco-Roman and Christian origins. The exchange reflects ongoing questions about what defines the West, from shared values and alliances to cultural and geographic realities, with no clear agreement.

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Joel Berry stated plainly: 'Israel is a part of Western Civilization.' Jake Shields shot back: 'Then why is it in the Middle East?' That simple exchange opened a window into clashing views on history and geography.

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South Africa's Operation Dudula, an anti-immigration civic group, has announced a lawful demonstration outside the G20 Summit in Johannesburg on November 22, 2025, to highlight high unemployment exceeding 32 percent, failing public services, and rising crime under President Cyril Ramaphosa's administration. The protest criticizes the government's decision to grant 90-day visa exemptions to 130 Palestinians from Gaza, arguing it prioritizes foreign aid over local needs during South Africa's first hosting of the forum focused on global solidarity. Authorities have pledged to maintain peace and security amid the event.

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As world leaders gather in Johannesburg for South Africa's historic G20 debut, anti-immigration group Operation Dudula vows a peaceful protest to expose the stark contrast between elite diplomacy and citizens' daily struggles with hunger and insecurity.

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Fasting on Mondays and Thursdays follows Prophet Muhammad's example, as deeds are presented to Allah on those days. It's voluntary, from dawn to sunset, building discipline and closeness to God. If fasting isn't possible due to health or travel, sharing the reminder earns equal reward, creating a chain of good deeds. Posts highlight inclusivity, especially from Nigerian and West African voices, with prayers like 'Barakallahu Feekum.'

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A simple message warms hearts: tomorrow, Thursday December 11, is a recommended day to fast. Many share it with gentle encouragement, knowing even reminders bring blessings.

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A viral X post by @MAstronomers asking 'what is a sign of very low intelligence?' sparked replies identifying traits like lack of curiosity, black-and-white thinking, and outsourcing one's thinking to others. Some users connected these signs to support for Islam, arguing that defending the religion or its treatment of women indicates low intelligence. Parallel discussions refuted @HalalNation_'s claim that Islam grants women the most rights and honor, with replies condemning the Quran and Islamic ideology as harmful to women.

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The incident happened on December 21 at Stora moskén on Södermalm, where the book had six holes through its cover and messages in Swedish and Arabic. Mahmoud al-Khalafi, the mosque's Islamic Centre director, linked it to rising anti-Muslim provocations and hate crimes; police are investigating as a potential hate crime with no arrests yet. Online, some see it as part of Sweden's immigration and security struggles, including migrant-linked crime stats and political pushes to restrict foreign mosque funding, while others view it as Islamophobia amid broader religious freedom debates.

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A Quran with holes punched in a cross shape was chained outside Stockholm's largest mosque, sticker reading 'Thanks for the visit, but it's time to go home.' Mosque leaders called it a direct threat to scare Muslims away.

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U.S. Senior Advisor Massad Boulos met UAE leaders including Sheikh Abdullah bin Zayed Al Nahyan to coordinate with Quad partners—U.S., UAE, Saudi Arabia, and Egypt—on a truce amid Sudan's civil war, which erupted in April 2023 and has killed around 150,000, displaced 12 million, and left 30 million facing hunger. Boulos urged both the Sudanese Armed Forces under General Abdel Fattah al-Burhan and Rapid Support Forces led by Mohamed Hamdan Dagalo to accept without preconditions, enabling safe aid delivery and steps toward peace. The RSF announced a unilateral pause on November 24, but Burhan rejected it as biased; UAE officials condemned his stance and denied arms allegations, insisting their flights carried only aid.

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In Abu Dhabi, diplomats gathered with one clear goal: convince Sudan's warring factions to pause the fighting and let aid reach desperate families.

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