[Tree] Death of Fethullah Gulen and his controversial legacy

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updates: Gulen's death and its implications for Turkey

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updates: Details on the assault and arrests of nationalists

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updates: Calls for Biden to apologize to Mavi Marmara volunteers

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updates: President Biden responds to accusations of overseeing 'genocide' in Gaza

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updates: Pro-Palestinian protesters attempt to disrupt State of the Union address

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Version 0.08 (2024-02-15 05:17:43.020000)

updates: Biden defers deportation of Palestinians in the US due to living conditions in Gaza

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updates: Tensions escalated as the Biden administration engaged in three contentious meetings with Muslim and Arab American community leaders in Dearborn, Michigan. Deputy Wayne County Executive Assad Turfe and other leaders advocated for an immediate cease-fire during the meetings. White House representatives listened to grievances and acknowledged administration missteps regarding the Israel-Hamas conflict. Leaders called for a cease-fire and emphasized the urgent need for meaningful steps to address the crisis. Outside the meeting venue, protesters expressed disappointment over the lack of tangible progress towards a cease-fire. Some invited figures declined to attend the meetings, reflecting divisions within the community on engagement with the Biden administration. Despite dissent, Deputy Executive Turfe chose to participate in one of the meetings to ensure community voices were heard. National Executive Director Abed Ayoub criticized the organization of the meetings as poorly planned and executed. President Biden criticized Israel’s response in Gaza and advocated for a sustained pause in hostilities. Some groups launched campaigns against Biden in Michigan, encouraging community members to vote “uncommitted” in the state’s Democratic primary as a form of protest. Deputy Executive Turfe emphasized that future engagement with the administration hinges on tangible action to address the Gaza conflict. [a8aa4327]

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updates: Biden criticizes Israel's military campaign in Gaza, calls for a pause in fighting

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updates: Inclusion of the backlash from Black pastors calling for a ceasefire in Gaza

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Version 0.04 (2024-02-03 16:14:55.988000)

updates: Backlash from young voters and Arab and Muslim communities in Michigan Black church leaders express concerns about Biden's support for Israel Additional information on lawmakers' calls for assessment of Israel's military strategy and humanitarian efforts Vice President Kamala Harris' engagement in conversations with leaders from UAE and Bahrain Media's failure to address Biden's support for the Gaza conflict Muslim opposition to Biden's re-election campaign

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Version 0.03 (2024-01-31 22:39:01.994000)

updates: Integration of Black church leaders' call for Biden's support for Gaza ceasefire

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updates: Muslim opposition to Biden's re-election campaign

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updates: Muslim community leaders in swing states vow to withdraw support for Biden over his Gaza stance

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Version 0.0 (2023-11-27 19:49:23.825000)

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