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The Unflinching Daily Horror In The West Bank (opens the original)
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THE WEST BANK - More often than not, I find myself at a loss for words to convey Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the relentless havoc that the Israeli government enables settlers to inflict upon Palestinians in the West Bank. Rather than write yet another article expressing my outrage and disgust, I chose to speak in a more immediate form: brief, breathless reflections accompanied by images that require no embellishment. I have selected 10 such posts from my Facebook page.Taken together, they port
Alon Ben-Meir: The unflinching daily horror that is life in the West Bank (opens the original)
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More often than not, I find myself at a loss for words to convey Israel’s genocide in Gaza and the relentless havoc that the Israeli government enables settlers to inflict upon Palestinians in the West Bank. Rather than write yet another article expressing my outrage and disgust, I chose to speak in a more immediate form: brief, breathless reflections accompanied by images that require no embellishment. I have selected 10 such posts from my Facebook page. Taken together, they portray a reality t
The Greater Israel Delusion May Undo Israel (opens the original)
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ANNEXATION - The vision of “Greater Israel” draws on maximalist readings of biblical verses, especially Genesis 15:18–21, which some interpret as a promise of Jewish sovereignty from the “river of Egypt” to the Euphrates. In contemporary politics, this theology has produced two overlapping ambitions: unchallenged Israeli control of all land between the Mediterranean and the Jordan River, and influence or dominance across parts of modern Egypt, Jordan, Lebanon, Syria, and Iraq.What was once an es
The Limit Of Coercion: Israelâs Strategic Delusion (opens the original)
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CONFLICTS - The asymmetry of power between states and non-state actorsâor between dominant governments and weaker national movementsâhas defined many of the worldâs most enduring conflicts. From Northern Ireland to Afghanistan, from Algeria to Sri Lanka, history offers repeated examples of struggles in which a materially and militarily weaker party ultimately abandons its fight. Yet such outcomes are neither inevitable nor uniform. They arise under specific, identifiable conditions. Unders
Alon Ben-Meir | The limit of coercion: Israel’s strategic delusion (opens the original)
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The asymmetry of power between states and non-state actors — or between dominant governments and weaker national movements — has defined many of the world’s most enduring conflicts. From Northern Ireland to Afghanistan, from Algeria to Sri Lanka, history offers repeated examples of struggles in which a materially and militarily weaker party ultimately abandons its fight. Yet such outcomes are neither inevitable nor uniform. They arise under specific, identifiable conditions. Understanding these
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