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‼️ BATH EVENT ‼️ “An absolutely electrifying speaker—fascinating and motivating.” – Jeremy Corbyn Hear firsthand from Prof Nick Maynard, a leading British surgeon awarded the Humanitarian Medal by British Government for his extraordinary work in Gaza. His testimony cuts through the noise—get the unfiltered reality from someone who’s been...

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