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New Delhi Times R.N.I NEW DELHI TIMES R.N.I. No 53449/91 DL-SW-1/4124/20-22 (Monday/Tuesday same week) (Published Every Monday) New Delhi Page 24 Rs. 7.00 27 April - 3 May 2020 Vol - 30 No. 13 Email : [email protected] Founder : Dr. Govind Narain Srivastava ISSN -2349-1221 Afghan Corona: Politics Love of more important than Palestinians vs. human life COVID-19 has affected everything in the respect for Israel world right from politics, to economics and The Israeli television series Fauda (chaos) trade. But the pandemic has failed to prevent has come back with season three and its main Afghan political forces from engaging in character, Doron, is once more opening our persistent political wrangling. The ongoing eyes to the tragedy that continues to afflict political stand-off continues with so much Palestinians and the Israeli Jews. intensity that the political powers are more concerned about their political future... A Netflix production, Fauda premiered... By Dr. Ankit Srivastava Page 3 By Tarek Fatah Page 2 Was Corona engineered in Wuhan to be used as a biological weapon? By NDT Special Bureau Page 2 Feed the homeless animals Good conduct is vital for good Taiwan and the world powers during the COVID-19 crisis character evaluate the need for WHO A few experiences of the millions I have had during the Good manners and ethics are what every individual seeks Of late, US President Trump has been hammering down first phase of COVID lockdown. On March 24th, when in every other individual. These values are the setting on the World Health Organization Director-General Tedros the lockdown was announced, I immediately... grounds for a good character that a society seeks... Adhanom Ghebreyesus. And by now the entire... By Smt. 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Something fishy happened [email protected] viruses that pose a high risk of person-to- virus on December 30, determined the viral in Wuhan out of carelessness and the world he China Centre for Virus Culture person transmission, such as Ebola. genome sequence on January 2 and submitted will never know. While working on bats T Collection-the largest virus bank in information to the WHO on January 11. China blood, it spilled over the suit of the virologist The P4 epidemiological laboratory was built Asia-is located in the far outskirts of Wuhan, blames others but itself promoted conspiracy and he left for home without disinfecting or in collaboration with French bio-industrial the capital of Hubei province. The US claims theory that the US army may have brought following Standard of Operating Procedures firm-Institut Merieux and the Chinese this high-security biosafety laboratory to be the virus to China. (SOP’s). The SARS-CoV-2, is a man-made Academy of Sciences and among a handful the cradle of the pandemic. virus, artificially mutated combining HIV+ of labs around the world cleared to handle Scientists allege that the virus originated in SARS. This biological warfare weapon was Initially, China’s scientists misguided the the P4. It houses a P3 laboratory too. bats before being passed to humans through engineered at Wuhan. Beijing says the WHO international community saying the virus an intermediary species like endangered has found no evidence that coronavirus was likely jumped from an animal to humans in American media voiced concern that the pangolin, whose scales are illegally man made and created in Wuhan lab. But trafficked in China for traditional medicine. China’s complicity with the WHO is now Chinese scientists’ January study revealed open. The WHO has lost the US funding. how the first COVID-19 patient had no What controversy? It’s the truth. The world connection to Wuhan’s infamous animal will never forgive China for this lackadaisical market, and neither did 13 of the first 41 approach. confirmed cases. Virus labs capture live video footage but China Shi Zhengli, China’s leading experts on bat is hiding it. All video footage and other records coronaviruses and the Deputy Director from November till date will reveal the truth. of the P4 lab, found in a study that SARS- Chinese investigation can’t be relied upon as CoV-2 genome sequence did not match any Chinese lie on the face with no guilt or fear of the bat coronaviruses her laboratory had as they do not believe in religion and have no previously collected and studied. “That could cultural morale. China must come clean and Photo Credit : Getty Images point to a potential lab accident from basic support investigation by a combined team of a wet market that sells wildlife in Wuhan. virus may have come-accidentally-from scientific research”, she said and warned international inspectors from the US, France, However, the very existence of the lab Wuhan facility. The US diplomatic cables almost a year back that the SARS-like the UK, Russia and Germany allowing full confirms that the germ spread not from the revealed inadequate safety standards over coronavirus outbreaks linked to bats could access to all labs and records. Wuhan lab must wet market but from the facility. The United researchers’ handling of the SARS-like happen in China. Truth can never be hidden. be shut down for the safety of the world. States has now mainstreamed its allegations. bat coronaviruses there. The pandemic’s It will come out soon uncovering more of The Secretary of State Pompeo has said the “patient zero” may have been infected by authoritarian China’s elaborate cover-up. China allowed the virus to spread all over the officials were doing a “full investigation” a strain of bat virus being studied at the The lab accident caused Corona pandemic world, while controlling it within the country. If into how the virus “got out into the world”. facility and gone into the population in and wet market is only a convenient ruse. China smelt the rat and isolated Wuhan from the Wuhan. Trump said “more and more, we’re In 2018, the US scientists visiting Wuhan rest of China, why it kept Wuhan connected to The Wuhan Institute of Virology-the epicentre hearing the story” and the United States was facility worried about inadequate safety and the whole world? China’s kids play endangered of Corona crisis-is home to the China Centre “doing a very thorough investigation”. management weaknesses and feared that the lives of people all over the world. Love of Palestinians vs. respect for Israel For me, a discussion about Muslim-Jewish ◆ By Tarek Fatah Author & Columnist, Canada relations or the Arab-Israeli dispute becomes a non-starter the moment the right of Israel @TarekFatah to exist as a Jewish state is challenged. [email protected] Having said that, I firmly believe Israel is in T he Israeli television series Fauda (chaos) violation of international law by continuing has come back with season three and its its occupation of the West Bank. I am against main character, Doron, is once more opening this occupation not because I am Muslim, our eyes to the tragedy that continues to but because I am against the occupation of afflict Palestinians and the Israeli Jews. any land by a foreign country. A Netflix production, Fauda premiered in Whether it is Morocco’s continued occupation Feb. 2015, bringing the Israeli-Palestinian of Western Sahara, Pakistan’s occupation conflict right into our living rooms with its of Balochistan, Sudan’s occupation of raw violence that has become part of that Darfur, Indonesia’s now ended occupation region since the UN-sanctioned partition of East Timor or the refusal by four Muslim of British Palestine in 1948 into two — a countries — Turkey, Iraq, Syria and Iran — Jewish and an Arab state. to end the occupation of Kurdistan, for me, they all merit equal attention. It took me several decades before I understood the history of the region. Reading James For the Muslims of the world, the 1925 Michener’s The Source in the late 1960s invasion of the Kingdom of Hejaz by made me realize that far from being the Sultanate of Nejd and the continued European occupiers of Palestine, as we occupation of the holy cities of Mecca and Photo Credit : Getty Images were told, the Jews had been living around Medina by the Saudi royal family should be unless the fundamental myths that sustain did not occupy a thing … You must believe Jerusalem and the Levant for more than a our primary reason for anger, but it is not. In Judeophobia are challenged with courage. that we will fight, defeat, and annihilate millennium. In fact, it was the Arabs under fact, one would be hard-pressed to find any them, until not a single Jew remains on the Caliph Umar Al-Khattab who first occupied scholar or sheikh who would dare mention To understand this phenomenon, listen to face of the Earth.
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