Guantanamo Bay opened after the US invasion of Afghanistan.25 years later, the war is over, but the prison remains open…
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Families of kids killed in Oct. 7 attacks and Gaza war still feel pain of loss 3 years later
'It's still unclear whether Netanyahu will pay for what happened during his time in office'
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Why is Guantanamo prison still open?
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