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WBBM NEWSRADIO: 'Starvation as a weapon'

Last week, WBBM News radio reported on local Muslim leaders and Palestinian-Americans with family ties in Gaza, who shard alarming accounts of a deteriorating humanitarian situation. Describing Israel’s use if “starvation as a weapon,” they emphasized the urgent need for increased supplies to the region. Additionally, concerns were raised about Israel’s alleged withholding of aid entry into Gaza, amidst the U.S. deliberation on expanding military funding for Israel.

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PHOTOS: Press Conference on Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza

Explore firsthand accounts and expert insights at CAIR Chicago's press conference, shedding light on the pressing humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Join us as we discuss the challenges faced by the community, share initiatives, and call for collective action. Stay informed, stand in solidarity, and be part of the conversation to make a meaningful impact. Together, let's amplify the voices of those affected and work towards building a compassionate world. 🕊️🌍

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HNGN: Odai Al-Fayoume Makes Emotional Plea After 6-Year-Old Son, Wadee, Murdered in Hate Crime

In a heartfelt plea for justice, Wadee Alfayoumi's father, speaking through an interpreter, expressed his unwavering determination to see justice served for his son and Hanna Shahin, the survivor of the tragic attack. With a deep resolve, he emphasized that Wadee deserves nothing less than justice, and the community owes it to him to pursue it relentlessly.

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Chicago Tribune: Father, activists liken suburban boy Wadee Alfayoumi’s slaying to ongoing war in Gaza ahead of hearing for hate crime case

In a reflection of the devastating impact of hate crimes, the community is gearing up for a crucial hearing in the case of Wadee Al Fayoumi, a suburban boy whose life was tragically cut short. As the legal proceedings unfold, his father and activists have drawn parallels between Wadee’s untimely death and ongoing conflict in Gaza, shedding light on the broader implications of such acts of violence.

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