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A 1978 article about my Great Grandparents (my Grandma's parents) from the Walla Walla Union-Bulletin.
Article for the Sunday Telegraph in Nov 2011 about the progress of Fairtrade Gold since the launch in February - talks about our red carpet collection with Anna Loucah for Livia Firth to wear to the Oscars
My article, "Musicians and Healthcare Reform" was published in the Overture, the newspaper of the Los Angeles musicians' union.
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This article was written by Joseph Margai on the urban and periurban agriculture workshop held in the British Council Headquarters in Freetown, Sierra Leone in January 2011. Photo by Kenny Lynch.
My devil tail continues to be successful, making it into this lovely display for an Etsy Storque article
My first go at "posed" band photos. Think they came out ok..
Feat. in this pic: Cheeky Cheeky and the Nosebleeds, James Severy, Ben of Rosalita and Harry of Vanilla Kick
Newspaper article from January 1986 - Coalhouse Fort project highlighting volunteer and paid staff work
New mens clothing/groom store in The Gateway Quarter of Over-the-Rhine at the corner of Twelfth and Vine Streets.
Article 5 de la déclaration universelle des droits humains
// Nul ne sera soumis à la torture, ni à des peines ou traitements cruels, inhumains ou dégradants //
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Palestinian deaths in Gaza pass 30,000 as witnesses say Israeli forces fire on crowd waiting for aid
February 29, 2024
RAFAH, Gaza Strip (AP) — Israeli troops fired on a large crowd of Palestinians racing to pull food off an aid convoy in Gaza City on Thursday, witnesses said. More than 100 people were killed, bringing the death toll since the start of the Israel-Hamas war to more than 30,000, according to health officials.
While many Palestinians fled the Israeli invasion in the north, a few hundred thousand are believed to remain in the area, which has suffered widespread devastation and has been largely isolated during the conflict. Trucks carrying food reached northern Gaza this week, the first major aid delivery to the area in a month, officials said Wednesday.
Aid groups say it has become nearly impossible to deliver humanitarian assistance in most of Gaza because of the difficulty of coordinating with the Israeli military, ongoing hostilities and the breakdown of public order, with crowds of desperate people overwhelming aid convoys. The U.N. says a quarter of Gaza’s 2.3 million Palestinians face starvation; around 80% have fled their homes.
Kamel Abu Nahel, who was being treated for a gunshot wound at Shifa Hospital, said he and others went to the distribution point in the middle of the night because they heard there would be a delivery of food. “We’ve been eating animal feed for two months,” he said.
He said Israeli troops opened fire on the crowd as people pulled boxes of flour and canned goods off the trucks, causing them to scatter, with some hiding under cars. After the shooting stopped, people went back to the trucks, and the soldiers opened fire again. He was shot in the leg and fell over, and then a truck ran over his leg as it sped off, he said.
Saudi Arabia, Egypt, and Jordan accused Israel of targeting civilians in the incident. In separate statements, they called for increased safe passages for humanitarian aid and for the international community to take decisive action to pressure Israel to abide by international law and to reach an agreement for an immediate cease-fire.
Alaa Abu Daiya, a witness to the violence, said Israeli troops opened fire and also that a tank fired a shell.
Medics arriving at the scene on Thursday found “dozens or hundreds” lying on the ground,
Another man in the crowd — who gave only his first name, Ahmad, as he was being treated at a hospital for gunshot wounds to the arm and leg — said he waited for two hours before someone with a horse-pulled cart had room to take him to Shifa.
Dr. Mohammed Salha, the acting director of the Al-Awda Hospital, said the facility received 161 wounded patients, most of whom appeared to have been shot. He said the hospital can perform only the most essential surgeries because it is running out of fuel to power emergency generators.
In addition to at least 112 people killed, around 760 were wounded, Health Ministry spokesman Ashraf al-Qidra said. The Health Ministry described it as a “massacre.”
Separately, the Health Ministry said the Palestinian death toll from the war has climbed to 30,035, with another 70,457 wounded. It does not differentiate between civilians and combatants in its figures but says women and children make up around two-thirds of those killed.
The ministry, which is part of the Hamas-run government in Gaza, maintains detailed records of casualties. Its counts from previous wars have largely matched those of the U.N., independent experts and even Israel’s own tallies.
Mediators hope to reach an agreement before the Muslim holy month of Ramadan starts around March 10. But so far, Israel and Hamas have remained far apart in public on their demands.
In a statement condemning Thursday’s attack, Hamas said it would not allow the negotiations “to be a cover for the enemy to continue its crimes.”
Meanwhile, U.N. officials have warned of further mass casualties if Israel follows through on vows to attack the southernmost city of Rafah, where more than half of Gaza’s population of 2.3 million has taken refuge. They also say a Rafah offensive could decimate what remains of aid operations.
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