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Parents who cross illegally from Mexico to the United States with their children will not face prosecution for the time being because the government is running short of space to house them, officials said on Monday.
U.S. Defense Secretary Jim Mattis on Tuesday became the first Pentagon chief to visit China since 2014, starting a three-day trip with a goal of improving security dialogue with Beijing despite increasingly fraught Sino-U.S. relations.
German Chancellor Angela Merkel and her Spanish counterpart agreed on Tuesday to cooperate on migrant policy, saying a European approach was the only way forward as her Bavarian allies pile pressure on her to deliver a deal this week.
Malta will let the rescue ship Lifeline dock after Italy refused it entry, ending the vessel’s near week-long wait in the Mediterranean with more than 230 migrants on board, Italy’s prime minister said on Tuesday.
Britain’s Prince William voiced horror over a Nazi death camp exhibit at Israel’s Holocaust memorial in a somber start on Tuesday to the first official British royal visit to Israel and the Palestinian Territories.
The Dutch Upper House of parliament on Tuesday passed a law banning the wearing of face-covering veils in public buildings, such as schools, government offices and hospitals.
The Syrian army has seized a chunk of territory from rebels in the southwest, Syrian state media and a war monitor said on Tuesday, the first major government advance in an offensive near the Jordanian border which has displaced tens of thousands.
Jordan will keep its borders shut and the United Nations can help Syrians fleeing violence in the south inside their own country, Jordan’s foreign minister said on Tuesday.
President Donald Trump on Tuesday threatened motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson with higher taxes and said their business would suffer in a public backlash over its decision to move production for European customers overseas.
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Burger King, McDonald’s and Starbucks are among dozens of companies fined for violating a new ban on single-use plastics in India’s commercial capital Mumbai, an official said Tuesday. The rules, in force since Saturday, prohibit the use of disposable plastic items such as bags, cutlery, cups and bottles under a certain size.
Two Israeli missiles struck targets near Damascus airport early Tuesday, Syrian state media said, while a monitoring group said they hit arms depots for Hezbollah.
Iran is banning imports of over 1,300 products, preparing its economy to resist threatened U.S. sanctions, amid rare public protests against the plunge of its currency to record lows.
Home prices in the U.S. continued to climb in April but at a slower pace. Standard & Poor’s said Tuesday that its S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller national home price index posted a 6.4% annual gain in April, down from 6.5% from a month earlier. The 20-city composite posted a 6.6% annual gain – below analysts’ estimates of 6.8%.
Oil prices rose on Tuesday, supported by production losses in Canada, Libya and from the Neutral Zone between Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, but under pressure from higher supply from elsewhere in OPEC and escalating trade conflicts.
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The US Supreme Court has ruled in favor of the Trump administration’s travel ban targeting people from several Muslim-majority countries.The ban prohibits most people from Iran, Libya, Somalia, Syria and Yemen from entering the US.
Syrian government forces are reported to have captured two strategic villages in the south-west of the country. State media said troops and militiamen had seized Busra al-Hariri and Malihat al-Atash in Deraa province, cutting a strip of rebel-held territory in half.
The UK risks fresh confrontation with Russia later when it asks for new powers for chemical weapons inspectors to assign blame for nerve agent attacks in Syria.
Argentina has been brought to a halt by a general strike, called by trade unions in protest against a $50bn International Monetary Fund (IMF) loan. The General Confederation of Workers is also demanding salary hikes in line with inflation of nearly 30% a year. Trains, buses and the underground system stopped in Buenos Aires. Access roads to the capital were blocked by activists. Some 15 million people were affected in the capital, officials said.
A transgender woman who was unable to access her pension was discriminated against by UK law, the European Court of Justice has found. The woman – known as MB – was refused the female state pension at 60 because she chose not to annul her marriage. MB said she preferred to stay married to her wife “in the sight of God”. But a court has ruled a person who has changed gender does not have to annul the marriage they entered into before change, to receive a pension.
Traders at Tehran’s Grand Bazaar have taken part in a big protest against rising prices and the plummeting value of Iran’s currency, the rial. Shops were shut and thousands of people took to the streets of the capital.
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Facebook, Google, Apple, IBM and Microsoft are among the tech giants that will be represented at a meeting Wednesday in San Francisco to discuss the growing controversy over online privacy.
California is considering creating a “fake news” advisory group in order to monitor information posted and spread on social media.
A federal court has scheduled a hearing in July on a case alleging Muslim activists have hijacked curriculum in San Diego’s public school district.
The FDA approved the country’s first drug derived from marijuana, a medication that treats two rare and devastating forms of epilepsy.
News – 6/26/2018
Inexplicable ‘Cow’ Nova Discovered In Time For Star of Jacob Torah Reading
On June 17, astronomers at the Keck Observatory’s twin Asteroid Terrestrial-impact Last Alert System (ATLAS) telescopes in Hawaii discovered an enormous, unprecedented bright flash in space that had just appeared in the heavens. Supernovae typically take several weeks to develop but this flash, 10 to 100 times brighter than an average supernova, appeared in a region of space the astronomers had checked only two days before.
Syrian Media: 2 IDF Missiles Strike Damascus Weapons Shipment Intended for Hezbollah
State-owned media in Syria accused Israel of firing two missiles at Damascus International Airport overnight between Monday and Tuesday, a short while after a cargo plane unloaded a shipment that had been loaded in Tehran. Foreign media reported that the missiles were reportedly fired from Israeli territory and targeted a shipment of weapons intended for Hezbollah.
After banning Jewish flag, Chicago Dyke March displays PLO flags
The Chicago Dyke March, an LGBT pride parade, prominently featured Palestinian flags one year after ejecting marchers waving Jewish flags.
Republican lawmaker introduces motion asking for Maxine Waters’ resignation
Rep. Andy Biggs, R-AZ., introduced a measure calling on the congresswoman to apologize to the White House for “endangering their lives and sowing seeds of discord,” resign from her position, and release a public statement saying harassment or violence isn’t a form of protest.
Border Patrol Sets Up Shop In New England – Gets Unbelievable Results In Only 11 Hours
CBP agents made nine drug seizures and two arrests for immigration violations during an 11-hour checkpoint Wednesday, reports CBS Boston. During the weekend of June 15-17, five illegal aliens were arrested from “Brazil, China, Ecuador, El Salvador and Mexico,” according to CBS Boston.
Red Hen owner stalked Sarah Sanders’ family
Stephanie Wilkinson, the owner of The Red Hen in Lexington, followed family members to a restaurant across the street Friday night, where she organized a protest. “This is what the left has been reduced to,” Huckabee said. “It’s really tragic. And it is dangerous.”
Working-age Illinois Residents Are Fleeing the State Amid Debt Crisis
Illinois’s working-age population declined by 41,000 from July 2016 to July 2017, even though the United States’ prime working-age population grew by almost 450,000 over the same time period. The state also saw slower population growth in every working-age population category, which includes people between the ages of 25-54. “Illinois is losing its workforce to other states because of its bad economic policies. A shrinking workforce has serious implications for the long-term health of our state’s economy,”
Why Did James Comey Issue “Stand Down” Order On Imminent Deal With Julian Assange?
A “stand down” order given by James Comey to kill an imminent deal between the US Government and Julian Assange preceded the largest leak in CIA history, known as “Vault 7,” reports John Solomon of The Hill. Assange was willing to redact the names of CIA employees, and also offered to provide technical evidence which would rule out “certain parties” (such as Russia) in the DNC email hack.
Syrian media: Two Israeli missiles strike near Damascus Airport
Syrian state TV said late Monday night that two Israeli missiles struck near Damascus international airport, without giving further details. The pro-Syrian regime online newspaper Al-Masdar News (AMN) cited reports stating that missiles targeted an Iranian cargo plane being unloaded at the airport. According to the reports, regime forces’ air defense systems subsequently intercepted an Israeli drone in south-western Syrian airspace.
White House warns Palestinians of aid cut without end to ‘martyr’ payments
The Trump administration is warning Ramallah to end its policy of compensating the families of Palestinians convicted of murder and terrorism in Israel, as it reviews whether to cut foreign aid to the organization. US officials tell The Jerusalem Post that “nothing has changed” since the president signed into law the Taylor Force Act, a bill that requires the administration to freeze aid to the PA unless it halts the decades-old program.
Rouhani says Iran will not give in to pressure from Trump
President Hassan Rouhani promised Iranians the government would be able to handle the economic pressure of new US sanctions, a day after traders massed outside parliament to protest against a sharp fall in the value of the national currency. Washington is to start reimposing economic penalties on Tehran in coming months…
EU Withdrawal Bill officially becomes law
The government’s flagship Brexit legislation has officially become law, Speaker John Bercow has announced. Mr Bercow told MPs the EU Withdrawal Bill had received royal assent – meaning the Queen has agreed to make it into an Act of Parliament. The legislation enables EU law to be transferred into UK law in an attempt to ensure a smooth Brexit.
US border agents halt migrant family prosecutions
A US border security chief says he has temporarily stopped launching criminal prosecutions of migrants who illegally enter the country with children. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Commissioner Kevin McAleenan told reporters in Texas the prosecution referrals were suspended last week. He said it followed an order last week by President Donald Trump calling for an end to migrant family separations.
The NSA’s Hidden Spy Hubs in Eight U.S. Cities
The secrets are hidden behind fortified walls in cities across the United States, inside towering, windowless skyscrapers and fortress-like concrete structures that were built to withstand earthquakes and even nuclear attack. Thousands of people pass by the buildings each day and rarely give them a second glance, because their function is not publicly known…and they are also linked to a controversial National Security Agency surveillance program.
Rising concerns over hackers using satellites to target US
The rapidly expanding number of satellites transmitting GPS locations, cellphone signals and other sensitive information is creating new opportunities for hackers. It’s a risk exacerbated by the growing number of aging satellite systems in circulation. While it is cheaper to leave old satellites in orbit rather than pulling them from space, the outdated systems are even easier targets for hacking.
A new supervolcano is brewing under Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire
Something unexpected has been gradually making itself known to geologists in the United States. A huge mass of molten rock is creeping upwards beneath the nation’s north eastern states. “The upwelling we detected is like a hot-air balloon, and we infer that something is rising up through the deeper part of our planet under New England,” says Rutgers University geophysicist Professor Vadim Levin.
GOP Lawmakers Introduce Censure Measure Calling On Maxine Waters To Resign
Arizona Rep. Andy Biggs on Monday introduced a measure that would censure Rep. Maxine Waters and ask her to resign for inciting people to publicly confront Trump administration officials.
Company Introduces $5 Million Phone Hacking Surveillance Van
A surveillance company has introduced a multi-million dollar vehicle allegedly capable of hacking phones from afar.
AMERICAN INSANITY: Huge F-35 delivery to Turkey begins Thursday, even though the US government voted against it because Turkey has become hostile to American interests
Despite opposition from Congress, Turkey will receive its first F-35 Joint Strike Fighter jets from the Pentagon’s top weapons supplier on Thursday.
Israeli airstrikes obliterate ISIS positions in the Sinai Peninsula with the full backing of the Egyptian government to carry out the attacks
Israeli forces carried out strikes in the Egyptian-ruled Sinai Peninsula recently, targeting terrorist positions in northern Sinai, witnesses claimed.
Trump: Christians ‘Appreciate’ Embassy Move More Than Jews
Evangelical Christians, or “People of the Book,” are more appreciative of Donald Trump’s decision to move the US Embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem than are American Jews, the president asserted this week.
Liberals go nuts as the US Navy is planning new camps to hold tens of thousands of illegal immigrants before deportation
The US Navy plans to build sprawling detention centers for tens of thousands of immigrants on remote bases in support of President Donald Trump’s “zero tolerance” policy against unlawful migration, a report said Friday.
TORONTO City Hall violates Canadian Supreme Court ruling on separation of church/mosque and state
Christian and Jewish prayers are strictly forbidden in the newly sharia-compliant Toronto City Hall, but a Muslim imam was allowed to proclaim, in Arabic, that “Allah is better than all other Gods” in council chambers where an Islamic religious ceremony celebrating the breaking of the Ramadan fast was hosted.
The NSA’s Hidden Spy Hubs in Eight U.S. Cities
The secrets are hidden behind fortified walls in cities across the United States, inside towering, windowless skyscrapers and fortress-like concrete structures that were built to withstand earthquakes and even nuclear attack. Thousands of people pass by the buildings each day and rarely give them a second glance, because their function is not publicly known. They are an integral part of one of the world’s largest telecommunications networks – and they are also linked to a controversial National Security Agency surveillance program.
New Jersey: ‘Surrender Your Guns Or Become A Criminal!’
New Jersey, not exactly known for giving the people living within its borders freedom, has just passed a law that declares all guns which hold more than ten rounds of ammunition “illegal.” The state is ordering people to surrender their guns or become criminals.
China takes surveillance to new heights with flock of robotic Doves, but do they come in peace?
If you’ve ever looked up to the sky and enjoyed the sight of a bird gliding above, be warned: it could be a Chinese drone monitoring your every move.
Supreme Court: Lower Court Must Rehear Christian Florist Same-Sex Wedding Case
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday sent the case involving a Christian florist who declined to participate in a same-sex wedding back to the lower courts in the state of Washington to reconsider in light of the Supreme Court’s recent Masterpiece Cakeshop decision, keeping hope alive for a Christian grandmother who might face a million dollars in legal fees.
Burger King apologizes for offensive Russian World Cup pregnancy ad
Burger King has apologized for an extraordinarily insensitive advertisement that promised Russian women a lifetime supply of free meals and a cash “prize” if they were to become pregnant with a child fathered by a World Cup soccer player.
Vaccine Disables Baby, Court Blames ‘Crazy’ Mother, Takes Child Away
After a doctor “accidentally” injected a baby with a Gardasil vaccine, subsequently injuring the child, a court has ruled that the mother was at fault and removed her daughter.
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“Government, in my humble opinion, should be formed to secure and to enlarge the exercise of the natural rights of its members; and every government, which has not this in view, as its principal object, is not a government of the legitimate kind.” —James Wilson (1791) |
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- Does Trump have the authority to turn back illegals? Yes.
- The real obstruction is coming from the DOJ and FBI.
- The Supreme Court punts on the florist’s religious liberty case.
- When it comes to free speech, silence from the ACLU is deafening.
- Daily Features: Top Headlines, Memes, Cartoons, Columnists and Short Cuts.
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The president can deny entry to illegals, but leftists insist law enforcement is racist. |
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The IG report removes any grounds for Mueller’s pursuit of obstruction charges against Trump. |
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The Court ordered Washington State to reconsider the case of Barronelle Stutzman. |
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A recent memo sheds more light on a trend that we’ve noticed for some time. |
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Why do you support the same policies in the U.S. that caused you to flee your home country? |
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Alpha Jackass: “If you vote for Trump, then you … are standing at the border like Nazis.” —MSNBC’s Donny Deutsch |
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SCOTUS rulings, immigration, tolerance, Army training, Harley-Davidson, and more. |
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Headlines – 6/26/2018
Alongside Jordanian king, Trump promises ‘lot of progress’ made on Middle East peace deal
Jordanian King Abdullah to Meet Trump in Last-ditch Attempt to Influence Peace Plan
Jordan’s Abdullah stresses sanctity of East Jerusalem in Trump meeting
Arab officials: We’ll go over Abbas’ head
Palestinian Authority: No Arab pressure to accept Trump’s peace plan
Trump silent on timetable for peace plan
In Moscow, Hamas Officials Say Russia Promised to Oppose U.S. Peace Plan
Putin invites Netanyahu, Abbas to World Cup final, prompting summit speculation
Netanyahu Criticizes Itinerary for Prince William’s Visit: ‘Jerusalem Is Israel’s Eternal Capital’
Prince William lands in Israel on first-ever official visit by a UK royal
Prince William Makes Historic British Royal Visit To Israel, Palestinian Territories
Prince William Kicks Off Mideast Tour, Praises Jordan’s Commitment to Palestinians
Presbyterian Church USA is critical of Israel, but urges ‘reconciliation’ between Jews and Palestinians
UN seeks new funding pledges for Palestinian refugees
Israel announces plan to relieve Gaza isolation by building port in Cyprus
Israeli Military Establishes ‘War Room’ to Combat Gaza Terror Kites
Iranian official: we will reach Mediterranean shores
Iranians chant ‘Death to Palestine’ at economic protests in Tehran
Hundreds protest failed economic policies in Tehran as Iran riyal plunges
King Dollar Tightens Noose on Iranian Economy
Iran bans 1,300 imports as economic protest shuts shops in Tehran
Nuclear deal collapse would be ‘very dangerous’ for Iran, its FM says
Report: Israel hits targets in Sinai
Syrian TV: Israeli missiles fall in the vicinity of Damascus Airport
Jordan says it won’t take in Syrians fleeing new offensive
How We Created a Virtual Crime Scene to Investigate Syria’s Chemical Attack
Iraq makes arrests in kidnapping of security men by ISIS
Turkey’s election board declares Erdogan winner
Turkish Opposition Leader Yields to Loss, Warns of ‘One-man Regime’
A Relationship in Crisis: Turkey Drifts Away From the U.S. and Towards Russia
US says it stands firmly with Saudi partners against border threats
Saudi-led coalition says it killed eight Hezbollah militants in Yemen
Walk or Die: Algeria Forces 13,000 Migrants Into the Sahara Desert
Scores killed as farmers and herders clash in Nigeria
Pompeo says won’t put timeline on North Korea denuclearization steps
In sign of detente, North Korea skips annual anti-US rally
Trump courts Putin as relations with Europe sour
Jimmy Fallon is not alone: ‘Rage giving’ fuels record fundraising for immigrant children
Burned and decapitated animal left on Homeland Security staffer’s porch, report says
Dow Jones falls by almost 500 points as Trump cranks up trade war talk
Harley-Davidson will move some production out of US after retaliatory tariffs
Chinese retaliatory tariffs aim to hit Trump in his electoral base
Argentina anti-austerity strike brings country to standstill
The Army Took Over the Spigots, Forcing Thirsty Venezuelans to Pay
The reason thousands of Swedish people are inserting microchips into themselves
Will China’s Second Space Station Fall Out of the Sky Soon?
5.7 magnitude earthquake hits near Bristol Island, South Sandwich Islands
5.5 magnitude earthquake hits near Methoni, Greece
5.2 magnitude earthquake hits near Pamandzi, Mayotte
5.0 magnitude earthquake hits near Isangel, Vanuatu
5.0 magnitude earthquake hits west of Macquarie Island
Sabancaya volcano in Peru erupts to 26,000ft
Reventador volcano in Ecuador erupts to 16,000ft
Fuego volcano in Guatemala erupts to 15,000ft
A new supervolcano is brewing under Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire
India: Monsoon unleashes flooding on Mumbai, downpours to reach New Delhi by midweek
Satellite Estimates of Tropical Rains that Produced Flooding in Texas Last Week
Upriver Rain Causes the Worst Flooding in Two Decades on Rappahannock River in Virginia
Governor Asks Trump To Declare Federal Disaster In Maryland Following May Flooding
Iowa flooding: How bad it’s been, and what could happen next
Rock Valley, IA orders evacuations amid flash flood
Northwest Iowa Town Faces Oil Spill Aftermath As Flooding Continues
Dangerous heat wave to broil northeastern US this weekend through July 4th holiday
‘Blowtorch’ UK heatwave could reach temperatures of 35C
Heatwave forces railway slowdown as temperatures head above 30C
What is Keystone virus? Brain-swelling sickness carried by mosquitoes can infect humans
Autism traits could be ‘edited’ out genetic trial suggests
Secret data: Most VA nursing homes have more residents with bed sores, pain, than private facilities
Supreme Court grants appeal of florist who refused to serve gay wedding
Chinese men are using apps to hire fake girlfriends, and the story of a woman who got 700 offers illustrates the country’s growing marriage problem
The 10 Commandments of Progressive Christianity #4: Is Behavior More Important than Doctrine?
We Remember: The Charismatic Day of Infamy, June 23rd, 2008
The Acceleration Of The New Apostolic Reformation’s Influence In South Africa
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Harass Trump Officials in Public Places, ‘God Is on Our Side,’ Dem. Congresswoman Says at Rally
Teen Vogue Promotes Marxism in Recent Article
SIGNS IN THE HEAVENS: Strange flash 100 times brighter than a supernova growing at incredible rate baffling scientists
Posted: 25 Jun 2018 06:07 PM PDT
 A massive explosion spotted 200 million light years from Earth has baffled astronomers. The strange spot, nicknamed ‘the cow’, is up to 100 times brighter than a supernova and is growing at an incredible rate. Scientists say the flash is a 9,000°C (16,000°F) cloud of high-energy particles bursting outwards at 12,000 miles (20,000km) per second, but are still unsure what triggered the brilliant blast. One
researcher said ‘there hasn’t really been another object like this.’ The explosion was captured on by the asteroid-tracking ATLAS telescopes at the Keck Observatory, which sits atop Mauna Kea, a dormant volcano in Hawaii. Astronomers noted the flash was unusually luminous – between 10 and 100 times brighter than the average supernova – but it was the speed of its appearance that really caught the eye of space experts. READ MORE
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2 Israeli missiles’ strike near Damascus airport
Posted: 25 Jun 2018 05:56 PM PDT
 Two missiles have reportedly landed in the vicinity of Damascus International Airport, according to the Syrian Arab News Agency. It was not immediately clear if the missiles were intercepted or if they hit their intended target. There were also no immediate reports of any damage or casualties. Besides pinning the blame on Israel, Syrian state TV provided no further details on the alleged strike that took place on
Monday night. Damascus has repeatedly accused Israel of de-facto helping the terrorists and boosting their morale every time they lose ground to the Syrian government forces. Meanwhile, Israel, which rarely admits to its operations in Syria, maintains its right to intervene whenever it deems it necessary to thwart Iran’s growing influence and prevent the potential transfer of weapons to Lebanon’s Hezbollah. READ MORE
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A new super volcano is brewing under Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire
Posted: 25 Jun 2018 05:48 PM PDT
 Something unexpected has been gradually making itself known to geologists in the United States. A huge mass of molten rock is creeping upwards beneath the nation’s northeastern states. “The upwelling we detected is like a hot-air balloon, and we infer that something is rising up through the deeper part of our planet under New England,” says Rutgers University geophysicist Professor Vadim Levin. Traces of the
brooding mass only became evident through a large-scale new seismic study. The idea that there may be a super volcano brewing under Massachusetts, Vermont and New Hampshire is something of a surprise. “Our study challenges the established notion of how the continents on which we live behave,” Professor Levin says. “It challenges the textbook concepts taught in introductory geology classes.” READ MORE
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Severe storm destroys 430 homes in Central Darfur camps, Sudan
Posted: 25 Jun 2018 05:39 PM PDT
 Torrential rain accompanied with strong winds hit Sudan’s Central Darfur on June 21, 2018, destroying 430 homes in displaced camps in Zalingei. According to Radio Dabanga, high winds accompanied by rain that lasted all night caused the destruction of 430 homes in the six Zalingei camps. El Shafee Abdallah, the coordinator of Central Darfur camps, said that 147 houses were destroyed at Hamidiya
camp and 150 at Hasahisa. A large number of families have lost everything and are now in the open, Abdallah said. He appealed to the benevolent and humanitarian organizations to urgently help affected people. According to Radio Dabanga, severe storms in El Tadamon, South Kordofan on June 18 destroyed 50 homes and damaged more than 70. READ MORE
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