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An Israeli airstrike hit a house in Gaza's Al-Bureij refugee camp on Saturday, killing Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Samir Muhammad Washah, in his mid-20s, along with at least two others, Gaza health officials reported. The IDF confirmed the strike and accused Ahmed of being a Hamas sniper operative posing as a journalist, similar to claims it made about his brother Mohammed, killed in April; Al Jazeera and Hamas denied the allegations, with no public evidence released. Colleagues described Ahmed as kind and principled, dedicated to covering Gaza's suffering, as he became the 12th network journalist killed since the war began in October 2023.

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Ahmed Washah's mother wept at his funeral, just two months after burying his older brother Mohammed, both Al Jazeera journalists lost to airstrikes.

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Multiple posts on X commemorate the fifth anniversary of Lionel Messi scoring his final goal for Barcelona, a free kick in a 1-2 defeat to Celta Vigo during lockdown with empty stadiums.

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The 77-second clip comes from 'To See if I'm Smiling,' a 2007 documentary by Tamar Yarom featuring interviews with six former female IDF soldiers reflecting on their service during the Second Intifada. In it, a soldier named Rotem describes directing a sniper to shoot a stone-throwing Palestinian boy at a base, then casually telling friends about it amid their laughter—revealing her lasting guilt and moral erosion from the occupation. Recent shares frame her reflection as a current confession of joy in killing, stripping away the film's context of regret and psychological scars amid the ongoing Israel-Gaza war.

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A young woman reenacts announcing to comrades, 'I killed a boy,' with a nervous half-smile years after the incident. The moment, from a 2007 film, shows her grappling with trauma, not glee.

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In the March 6 'Head to Head' episode, host Mehdi Hasan pressed Bwala on Nigeria's rising deaths, kidnappings, and poverty, replaying his past criticisms of President Tinubu on corruption and insecurity. Bwala, now Tinubu's special adviser after switching sides before the 2023 election, claimed the footage was selectively edited from 1 hour 20 minutes to 49 and accused bloggers of being paid by opponents. He dismissed backlash as misrepresentations, insisting his record will prove him one of Nigeria's best spokesmen, while online critics labeled him shameless and urged restraint.

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Daniel Bwala stood firm on Symfoni, refusing to apologize for his heated Al Jazeera clash with Mehdi Hasan, calling it an unfair ambush on Nigerians.

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The Liverpool forward shone in Houston's NRG Stadium, assisting Brian Brobbey's opener and scoring twice early in the second half during the World Cup Group F match on Saturday. His form—five goals in five World Cup games—contrasts sharply with last season's seven Premier League goals amid Liverpool's fifth-place finish under Slot, who was sacked May 30 after a trophyless year. Fans recanted earlier criticism, with many calling Gakpo 'collateral damage' from Slot's rigid tactics, while new boss Andoni Iraola promises a high-pressing revival.

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Cody Gakpo tore apart Sweden with two goals and an assist, earning a perfect 9.7 rating in the Netherlands' 5-1 win. Liverpool fans now blame his poor club season on ex-manager Arne Slot.

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Mehdi Hasan compared the anti-Catholic bigotry faced by John F. Kennedy during his presidential campaign, noting all four of his grandparents were children of immigrants, to current anti-Muslim sentiment. Critics distinguished historical Catholic immigrants' assimilation and lack of anti-American actions, such as wiping hands on the American flag or opposing the military, from modern Muslim immigrants. The debate highlighted differences in assimilation, referencing Catholic history fighting Islam and no parallels to events like 9/11.

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The 29-second video, posted June 22, 2026, shows the man kneeling to pray before briefly continuing as the suited manager urges him to leave. Captions claim he refused, citing a right to pray anywhere, though that's unverified from the silent clip. Reactions split sharply: John Cleese quoted 'When in Rome, do as the Romans,' many called it disrespectful to the private space, while some Muslims noted Islam favors polite, secluded prayer and pointed to nearby mosques since Monaco has none.

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In a fancy Monaco eatery, a man unrolls his prayer mat right on the marble floor amid diners, drawing a calm but firm approach from the manager gesturing to the door.

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Nigeria's ambassador-designate to Mexico, Reno Omokri, argued at the TRT World Forum that massive fraud like Bernie Madoff's scheme couldn't occur in Nigeria and highlighted President Tinubu's anti-corruption efforts in oil. Critics resurfaced his 2023 claims calling Tinubu a 'drug lord,' based on a 1993 U.S. civil settlement where Tinubu forfeited $460,000 without charges; he later apologized after Tinubu's election win. While supporters praised Omokri's push to reshape Nigeria's image abroad, the remarks fueled outrage amid the country's low 26/100 score on Transparency International's 2025 Corruption Perceptions Index.

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On a panel in Istanbul, Reno Omokri declared Nigeria free of corruption and President Tinubu among the world's cleanest leaders—a statement that drew swift backlash at home.

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During the 'Ada's Room' podcast with host Ada OHH, afrobeat star Seun Kuti vented frustration over Nigeria's job market, which favors service jobs like sewing and singing over fields like robotics, nuclear physics, and rocket engineering. He claimed talented scientists and engineers have no hope unless they turn to 'Yahoo Yahoo' scams. Listeners shared agreement on brain drain and crushed dreams, while critics highlighted opportunities like Terra Industries' drone deals with DICON, Proforce's armored vehicles, and NASRDA's astronaut goals by 2030—yet many feel Nigeria creates talent it can't keep.

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In a raw podcast moment, Seun Kuti told robotics engineers and aspiring astronauts in Nigeria to switch to fraud, podcasting, or sports betting—because real paths for them just don't exist at home.

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On May 12, 2025, in Game 4 of the Eastern Conference semifinals, Tatum scored 42 points with eight rebounds, four assists, four steals, and two blocks, building a 14-point lead before an Achilles injury ended his series. The tribute clip from @RunUpNYK gained over 180,000 views and 3,200 likes, prompting Celtics supporters to call him a 'real rival' and show respect amid the Knicks' current 3-1 Finals lead over the Spurs. Posted Friday, it highlights the intense Tatum-Brunson battles from last year's chaotic series, which New York won 4-2 after Tatum's exit.

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A Knicks fan shared a highlight reel of Jayson Tatum's 42-point explosion at Madison Square Garden, captioning it 'We used to battle real superstars.' Celtics fans responded with rare cross-rivalry nods.

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At the Women of Fire Prayer Conference in Tanzania on March 29, Nigerian actress Tonto Dikeh, now an evangelist, opened up about her transformation from a drug addict and devil worshipper to a woman of faith. She recounted joining cults and working for demons before embracing Christianity around 2025, pivoting to ministry with prayers and deliverances. While supporters celebrated her story as proof of God's redemption, rival actress Doris Ogala reignited their feud by accusing Dikeh of witchcraft ties and recruitment attempts.

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Standing in a striking pink outfit before a cheering crowd, Tonto Dikeh confessed her past battles with cults, demons, and drug addiction, declaring God dragged her out of hell.

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England manager Thomas Tuchel stated he has no regrets over his World Cup squad selection despite injuries to right-backs Reece James and Tino Livramento, refusing to discuss the absence of Trent Alexander-Arnold. Pundit Jamie Redknapp called the exclusion a monumental mistake, with fans and commentators questioning Tuchel's decision amid concerns over defensive depth. Discussions highlight Tuchel's emphasis on defensive versatility and Trent Alexander-Arnold's recent form and injury history as factors in the selection.

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Federico Valverde experienced a challenging season as captain of both Real Madrid and Uruguay, marked by chemistry issues, undermined coaches, a historical $500,000 fine for a training ground altercation, and leading coups against managers. Discussions highlight his past controversies including punching and receiving a red card against Baena, refusing positions, lack of effort in warm-ups, and his wife's criticism of Carlo Ancelotti.

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