Fatima Al-Kassab
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468 appearances
76 recordings
2 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 6d ago
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According to a person familiar with the matter, who did not want to speak on the record because they weren't authorised, Blair's plans would not involve displacing Gazans.
As Prime Minister, Blair led the UK into the invasion of Iraq in 2003.
The think tank he now runs was also recently linked to plans for a Trump Riviera in Gaza, which would have involved the forced displacement of Palestinians and been in violation of international law.
Fatima al-Kassab reporting, it's NPR.
Protesters at this rally outside the US Consulate in Edinburgh waved Palestinian flags and held signs that read Scotland is already great.
In Aberdeen, near the president's new golf course, a van plastered with a big photo of the president with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein circulated the city.
Resident Bev Luke says Trump is not welcome.
A recent poll found seventy-one percent of people in Scotland have an unfavourable view of Trump, higher than across the rest of the UK.
Fatimal al-Kassab, NPR News Aberdeen.
Protesters at this rally outside the US consulate in Edinburgh waved Palestinian flags and held signs that read, Scotland is already great.
In Aberdeen, near the president's new golf course, a van plastered with a big photo of the president with convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein circulated the city.
Resident Bev Luke says Trump is not welcome.
A recent poll found 71% of people in Scotland have an unfavourable view of Trump, higher than across the rest of the UK.
Fatima Al-Kassab, NPR News, Aberdeen.
President Trump's visit to his golf courses on opposite sides of the country has prompted a major police operation around Scotland, which is expected to cost Scottish taxpayers millions of dollars.
Carrie Walsh from Glasgow says she's not sure it's worth it.
So much is being spent on him being here, and I don't know what the benefit of him being here is, if I'm honest.
The Scottish Police Union says resources are stretched and it may take officers much longer to respond.
To other incidents over the weekend as a result.
Fatimir al-Khasab, MPR News, Edinburgh.
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