Amal Shujayyeh, a 23-year-old Palestinian student, was released from Israeli prison as part of a ceasefire deal. Shujayyeh's imprisonment highlights the ongoing systemic issues faced by many Palestinians under Israeli detention policies. Despite her release, the risk of re-arrest remains a concern.
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From the birth anniversary of Queen Elizabeth to marking the 15th year of the Deepwater Horizon oil spill, here's a look at what happened today in history