The world’s most dangerous country for the LGBTQ community is Nigeria and the safest country is Canada, according to the study.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Among most dangerous places for gays: West Bank, Gaza, Iran, UAE and Yemen
Hezbollah prepares parallel state in Lebanon using food weapon
This situation was largely created by the international community that rubber-stamped the idea that Lebanon would have a parallel armed state unlike any other country in the world.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Hezbollah prepares parallel state in Lebanon using food weapon
Orthodox Union to launch grant program to return to synagogue life
The grants will be awarded to congregations who create innovative programs or services to encourage a return to congregants.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Orthodox Union to launch grant program to return to synagogue life
IDF prep school grads request greater role in Remembrance Day ceremonies
In the letter, the pre-military preparatory students said their school budgets be made conditional on the academy sending a representative to the graves of alumni on Remembrance Day.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: IDF prep school grads request greater role in Remembrance Day ceremonies
Leaked recordings show Libyan, Italian officials left migrants to die in Mediterranean Sea
Transcripts of conversations between Italian officials and Libyan coastguard show deliberate neglect of migrant vessels which later sank in the Mediterranean Sea..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Leaked recordings show Libyan, Italian officials left migrants to die in Mediterranean Sea
Danish far-right tells refugees to go home to 'sunny Syria'
The poster campaign by the extreme-right group Generation Identity comes as Denmark threatens to deport dozens of refugees to Syria..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Danish far-right tells refugees to go home to 'sunny Syria'
Fighting for equality: Meet Iraq's rising sportswomen pushing back against exclusion and convention
Nazli Tarzi interviews the next generation of female Iraqi sports stars, their arduous journeys towards recognition, and the future of sport for women in Iraq..
Source: Albawaba
Full Article: Fighting for equality: Meet Iraq's rising sportswomen pushing back against exclusion and convention
Equal Rights Commission releases annual report on state of disabled rights
Despite the cases of discrimination, there was a 44% increase in employment from disabled persons compared to 2019.
Source: Jerusalem Post
Full Article: Equal Rights Commission releases annual report on state of disabled rights
Ramadan from around the world: Muslims celebrate with prayer, reflection, food
Millions of Muslims around the world celebrated the holy month of Ramadan, which began on April 13.During Ramadan –the ninth month of the Islamic calendar – those observing refrain from eating and drinking from sunrise to sunset.For all the latest headlines follow our Google News channel online or via the app.The month is marked by prayer, reflection, charity, and community.Mecca Jerusalem Mosul Cairo Amman Manila Jakarta Karachi Read more:Ramadan: How to prevent feeling thirsty, tired while fastingMuslims mark first Ramadan Friday prayer in Saudi Arabia’s Mecca amid COVID rulesIn COVID-19's shadow, migrants find solace in Ramadan prayers and online iftars
Source: Al Arabiya
Full Article: Ramadan from around the world: Muslims celebrate with prayer, reflection, food
More than seven million people in Saudi Arabia received COVID-19 vaccine: Ministry
More than seven million people have been vaccinated against the coronavirus disease in Saudi Arabia, the Ministry of Health announced on Sunday.For more coronavirus news, visit our dedicated page.Over 587 vaccination centers have opened across the Kingdom to ensure all citizens and residents have easy access to the dose, according to the ministry.Free coronavirus vaccines are also available for the public in pharmacies across Saudi Arabia, the ministry said.Last month, the Kingdom announced it would be expanding its national coronavirus vaccine campaign to include a much larger segment of its population.The registered priority groups have all received their COVID-19 vaccines, which is why the ministry has now made the dose available to other groups of people.Individuals who wish to be vaccinated must first register on the official Sehhaty application.They can then book direct appointments according to the available dates and the nearest vaccination center, according to the health ministry.“This step comes as a continuation of health efforts to preserve the safety of citizens and residents and limit the spread of COVID-19 and facilitate vaccination,” the health ministry had said at the time.Read more:Immunized pilgrims perform Umrah in Saudi Arabia’s Mecca on first day of RamadanSaudi Arabia’s King Salman, Crown Prince donate total of $7.9 mln to charityMuslims mark first Ramadan Friday prayer in Saudi Arabia’s Mecca amid COVID rules
Source: Al Arabiya
Full Article: More than seven million people in Saudi Arabia received COVID-19 vaccine: Ministry