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Malé City Names Street ‘Falasteen Hingun’ in Solidarity With Palestine

The Malé City Council voted to name a lane in Malé 'Falasteen Hingun' in solidarity with Palestine, following a proposal by Malé City Mayor Adam Azim; one PPM council member dissented, citing possible adverse effects on tourism. The article also reports that parliament is deliberating an MDP bill to ban Israeli passport holders, and cites Gaza casualty figures.

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  • over 37,765 Palestinians killed since the Israeli offensive in Gaza began Maldives Republic The Israeli occupation forces launched their offensive in Gaza on 7 October 2023 and have since killed over 37,765 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and wounded 86,429 others.

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  • 86,429 people Palestinians wounded since the Israeli offensive in Gaza began Maldives Republic The Israeli occupation forces launched their offensive in Gaza on 7 October 2023 and have since killed over 37,765 Palestinians, mostly women and children, and wounded 86,429 others.

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