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Palestine Letter: The kind of change you learn to notice (opens the original)
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One of the stories I worked on this week was about the start of the new school year in Gaza. It seemed, at first, like it would be a simple story. I contacted relatives and friends in Gaza whose children were preparing for school. This will be the fourth school year since the war began, and in that time, Gaza’s children have not returned to anything resembling a normal school system. Israeli strikes have destroyed most schools, and those still standing have been converted into shelters for the d
Meet the new ‘superstar’ of the Israeli left, who is so progressive she only supports apartheid (opens the original)
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You might not have heard about her yet, but Naama Lazimi is number 2 in the Israeli Zionist “left” party, The Democrats, who are led by former general and deputy army chief of staff, Yair Golan. But Lazimi is a step up from Golan, who notoriously advocated for the indiscriminate starvation of Palestinians in Gaza in the wake of October 7. Lazimi, by contrast, has ditched advocating for genocide and is instead calling for a return to good old apartheid. Only advocating for apartheid, of course, p
Israel executes prominent ‘father of martyrs’ Fathi Khazem in his home in Jenin (opens the original)
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Israeli forces killed a prominent Palestinian father of two martyred resistance fighters early on Friday morning. Fathi Khazem, 58, also known as Abu Raad, was at home with his 12-year-old son, Adam, when Israeli soldiers raided his home in the al-Masarwa neighborhood of Jenin in the northern West Bank. The soldiers had forcibly recruited a young man from the neighborhood to accompany them as a human shield, after which they blew open the front door and stormed inside. According to the family, A
Israel’s arrest of Ramallah’s ‘doctor of the poor’ shows Palestinians that no one is safe (opens the original)
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Before dawn on June 21, Israeli forces raided the al-Tireh neighborhood in the heart of Ramallah, storming the home of Dr. Mazen Rantisi, 71. His arrest by the Israeli military made headlines across the West Bank. A renowned and respected figure, the physician is known for decades of service that earned him the nickname “doctor of the poor” for his well-known policy of waiving fees for patients who couldn’t pay. As a community figure with no history of political activity, Dr. Rantisi was the las
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