Turkiye Synagogues Attacked. Global Terrorism Spotlight Grows
The Egyptian Gazette notes two simultaneous Istanbul synagogue bombings killing 25 and injuring hundreds, with alleged al Qaida links possible. It contrasts earlier strikes in Morocco Indonesia and Saudi Arabia and urges a united, precise definition of terrorism. It also covers Sharon Berlusconi EU tensions and European views on Israel, plus varied international editorials.
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Israel
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Europe
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Telegram invites reader feedback to editor and mailing address
The Pulse Reader Forum invites responses by email or fax or phone and provides the editor’s contact methods. It lists Jana ea Oe nhner and provides the mailing address at 310 N. Seventh St., Garden City, Kansas 67846.
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First Amendment Text Cites Religion and Speech Rights
The passage asserts protection of religious freedom and free speech and press, prohibiting government interference with peaceful assembly and petitioning for redress of grievances. It emphasizes core civil liberties and limits on government power.
Massachusetts court rules gay couples may marry
Massachusetts high court extends marriage rights to gay couples and redefines marriage, arguing civil marriage anchors stable relationships and rejects prejudice as a reason to ban same sex unions. Justice Marshall cites interracial marriage precedent while noting evolving definitions of partnership and family.
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Supreme Court
Antonin Scalia
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South Africa
Massachusetts
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People’s Consultation highlights limits of FTAA democracy
Mexican civil society conducts a yearlong non-binding plebiscite as part of a hemisphere wide effort to put public input into FTAA talks. The piece argues that since 1994 negotiations have excluded broad participation, benefiting few and harming the environment and the poor, with no official working groups on key areas.
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Latin America
Ugandan pastor aids orphans amid Uganda’s dark history
Charles Kiwanuka Kaisaali of Uganda recounts terror under Idi Amin and HIV/AIDS’s impact, describing fleeing by forest road blocks and lost family. He now leads Entebbe Power Centre Church and aids about 100 orphans with education, while a charity ride in Stevens Park funds the effort.
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Entebbe Power Centre
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Kevin Parks
Checko Vallejo
Garden City
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