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Afghanistan
Iran intensifies mass deportations of Afghan refugees, some accused of being 'Israeli spies'
As Iran escalates deportations of undocumented Afghans—many born and raised in the country— the returnees arrive in Taliban-ruled Afghanistan with no support, jobs or rights; Accusations of espionage, war-driven pressure and social exclusion compound the crisis for hundreds of thousands forced to return
ynet, News Agencies
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06.30.25
Trump bans entry from 12 'high-risk' nations, targets Harvard over foreign students
New executive order bans entry from 12 majority-Muslim and African nations, citing terrorism concerns and visa abuses; partial restrictions apply to 7 others as Trump administration intensifies post-Boulder attack immigration crackdown
Daniel Edelson, New York
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06.05.25
Afghan children risk lives to smuggle contraband into Pakistan to support families
‘With frail bodies and empty stomachs’: Experts warn that poverty and desperation are forcing young children into cross-border smuggling, exposing them to physical danger and abuse
Arshad Mehmood/The Media Line
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03.27.25
Taliban releases American held for over 2 years, State Department says
George Glezmann, an airline mechanic from Atlanta, was seized by Taliban’s intelligence services in December 2022; he is the third US detainee released since January
Associated Press
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03.20.25
Taliban lifts TV channel ban, but press freedom in Afghanistan remains in peril
As the Taliban reopens previously shuttered media outlets in Afghanistan, experts warn that the move is more about exerting control than restoring independent journalism
Arshad Mehmood, The Media Line
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03.11.25
Taliban purge academics, reshape Afghan education with ‘extremist agenda’
The Taliban appear to be engaging in a systematic approach to seek ideological revenge and promote the 'Talibanization' of universities in Afghanistan, purging opposition, eroding academic freedom and forcing a brain drain
Arshad Mehmood/The Media Line
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12.22.24
Under the Taliban’s auspices: ISIS and al-Qaeda gain strength after the US withdrawal
Taliban, ISIS-K and al-Qaeda grow and branch out in Asia, Africa and the West under the guise of the terror greenhouse in Afghanistan, raising the concerns of its neighbors
Eran Lahav
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12.13.24
From hate to dialogue: Afghan, Pakistani Diaspora leaders discover another side of Israel
Nearly a dozen leaders from the South Asian diaspora met with Israeli counterparts as part of a person-to-person peacebuilding effort
Maayan Hoffman/The Media Line
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12.10.24
Taliban policies reinforce ‘gender apartheid,’ silencing Afghan women, experts say
Organization for World Peace warns against accepting Taliban’s oppressive policies as normal and calls for global efforts to protect Afghan women
Arshad Mehmood/The Media Line
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12.02.24
Through Taliban territory: An Israeli traveler’s surreal Afghan adventure
David, an Israeli using a foreign passport, secretly traveled to Taliban-controlled Afghanistan to explore its landscapes and history; from surveilled checkpoints to opium fields, he recounts a journey filled with beauty, danger and the stark realities of life under Taliban rule
Assaf Kamar
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11.15.24
'They could hear us talking in Hebrew and started questioning': Israeli returns from dangerous trip to Afghanistan
Benny Wexler says he spent days without sleep ahead of his trip to the Taliban's home country, worrying he might be identified as Jewish
Itamar Eichner
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11.01.24
Oldest Jewish book is on display in Washington
The Afghan Liturgical Quire was discovered in Afghanistan, and contains a compilation of Shabbat prayers, liturgical poems, and parts of the Passover Haggadah; Afghan Jew living in New York, told Ynet: 'It moves me to see how something from our past, which has traveled such a long way, becomes accessible to the whole world'
Daniel Edelson, New York
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09.26.24
Hamza bin Laden’s return: Al-Qaida’s revival in Afghanistan sparks global terror fears
Terror group leader's survival and resurgence could signify al-Qaida’s most significant revival since the Iraq War, leading to worry across the world
The Media Line
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09.16.24
The spread of Afghan terrorism poses rising threat to the West
Opinion: Islamic State and al-Qaeda are insurgencies, not just terrorist groups, seeking to overthrow Muslim governments, replace them with their own and later attack the West to spread their ideologies, ultimately aiming to establish a global caliphate
Eran Lahav
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08.29.24
The United Nations is at war against women
Opinion: Inaction is complicity - Equality for women is still in its infancy in large parts of the world and instead of standing up to gender apartheid, the UN’s cowardice is enabling it
Emily Schrader
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08.01.24
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