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A somber composite image illustrating the Israeli airstrikes in Qatar. In the background, modern Doha city skyscrapers are partially obscured by a large explosion. Below, an Israeli flag stands next to Benjamin Netanyahu, who appears to be defending the actions, while a Qatari flag is beside Prime Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, who appears to be condemning them.

Israel’s Airstrikes on Qatar Spark Global Outrage

Seraphina Hayes2 months ago1 month ago04 mins

Israel’s recent military strikes in Doha, Qatar, targeting Hamas leaders have ignited a storm of international condemnation. The airstrikes, which took place on September 9, 2025, were part of a broader campaign against Hamas, but their location in Qatar, a key mediator in peace talks, has raised significant concerns. Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese described…

Rise of Fascism Debate Sparks Controversy Down Under

Seraphina Hayes2 months ago1 month ago02 mins

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – A recent post on X by user @Sammyboy7777Sam has ignited a heated debate across Australia, challenging the idea of remaining neutral on the rise of fascism. The post, dated September 7, 2025, asserts that “you cannot both sides to the rise of fascism” and points to historical examples of extreme nationalism and…

Australia’s Palestine Recognition Sparks Controversy

Seraphina Hayes2 months ago1 month ago03 mins

Sydney, September 9, 2025 – Australia is set to recognise Palestine as a state at the upcoming 80th United Nations General Assembly, a move announced by the Foreign Affairs Minister. The decision aims to boost momentum towards a two-state solution and secure a ceasefire in Gaza. However, the timing has ignited a firestorm of debate…