The army said during the demolition

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Executive director Jessica Montell said the couple are estranged. Sanaa lived in the house with three of their seven children. The whole family has dual American citizenship.

“The man accused of the attack does not live in the house, he lives in the United States and he comes once or twice a year,” Montell said.

Sanaa “was in no way involved and knew nothing about the attack. We thought that should be a reason not to demolish or just demolish a room,” she added.

She said Shalabi suffered from mental illness.

The United States has expressed its opposition to punitive house phone number library demolitions. A spokesperson said the US Embassy was “following” reports of the demolition.

“The house of an entire family should not be demolished for the actions of one individual,” the spokesperson said.

“about 200 rioters threw stones and fireworks” at the troops, who responded with “means to disperse the riots”.Chairman Mao is making a comeback among Chinese Generation Z. The supreme leader of the Communist Party, whose decades of uninterrupted political campaigns have claimed millions of lives, inspires and comforts disgruntled people born long after his death in 1976. For them, Mao Zedong is a hero who speaks to their despair as that nobody in trouble.

In a modern China grappling with growing social inequalities, Mao’s words justify the anger many young people feel towards a business class they see as exploitative. They want to follow in his footsteps and change Chinese society – and some have even spoken of violence against the capitalist class if necessary.