In a recurring scene, the repression of oppressive regimes is no longer limited to political prisoners and advocates of Islamic thought, but has now encompassed all those who stand in the way of their authoritarian projects, which serve corrupt capitalist interests and hegemonic agendas. The events on Warraq Island are not merely clashes between police

When the Sheikh of Al-Azhar described the crimes of the occupation in Gaza as "catastrophic hatreds" and "a complete lack of humanity and compassion," he said nothing new—nothing the Ummah has not been aware of for decades. But the more important question that must be asked is: Would these massacres have happened without the complacency of regimes, the inaction of armies, and the collusion of rulers?

Amid the horrors of the massacres in Gaza and the suffering of its people under bombardment and siege, a new Egyptian proposal emerges calling for the release of five living prisoners, including an American citizen, in exchange for the entry of aid into Gaza and a ceasefire for several weeks.

"There is no plan to ban Awami League" - this statement of the Chief Advisor of the interim government is causing extreme concern among the people. Because for more than 15 years, the Awami government committed unprecedented atrocities against the people, suppressed the opposition parties by abductions, murders and imprisonment in the dungeon (ayna ghor),