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otherAug 26, 2026
Don't fly your kite, they might see it!
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Don't fly your kite, they might see it! (machine-translated headline from a Turkish-language source)
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Dr Oroub El-Abed / MEMO Bir askeri gücün, uçurtma uçuran çocuklardan endişe duyması son derece rahatsız edici bir durumdur: Çocukluğun sıradan anlamlarının çoğundan zaten mahrum bırakıldığı Gazze’de, artık bir uçurtma bile savaşın sözlüğüne girmiştir. Ağustos 2026’da, Gazze’den s…
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