Frank Langfitt
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Democrats to send volunteers to polls this November to prevent voter intimidation (opens the original)
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Democrats say they plan to recruit and train at least 10,000 Democracy Protectors. That's what they're calling volunteers who will be at polling places across the country during the midterms. NPR's Frank Langfitt reports. FRANK LANGFITT, BYLINE: The Association of State Democratic Committees calls this the New Battlefield Project and says the scale is unprecedented. Jane Kleeb is the group's president and also vice chair of the Democratic National Committee. She says the job of volunteers is to
Palestinian family in West Bank fear settler violence will rob them of home (opens the original)
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UNICEF delivered food, water and medicine over the weekend to a Palestinian family who has been under siege in their home in the occupied West Bank. Extremist Israeli settlers attacked the home for days, and the Israeli military has now sealed off the area. NPR's Frank Langfitt has the latest on this bizarre standoff, which has made headlines around the world because the home's owner is Palestinian American. FRANK LANGFITT, BYLINE: I'm looking out at the house. It's on a hillside surrounded by o
In West Bank's crumbling economy, some Palestinians turn to Israeli settlements to work (opens the original)
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Israeli settlers are attacking Palestinians in the occupied West Bank at a record pace, according to the U.N. As of last month, 76 Palestinians had died at the hands of settlers and Israeli soldiers this year. Yet amid this violence, many thousands of Palestinians continue to work for Israelis in the West Bank. NPR's Frank Langfitt reports on how Palestinian workers balance their need to make money with their anger toward Israel's occupation. FRANK LANGFITT, BYLINE: Nael Amer (ph) works in an Is
Infertility doctor secretly fathered dozens of children: how strangers became family. Part 3 (opens the original)
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Last week, we began telling you an exclusive story about a long-held secret. It's about dozens of people who learned late in life that the dads who raised them were not their biological fathers. Turns out they were all fathered by the same man, a pioneering infertility specialist. Instead of becoming consumed with anger and bitterness, these half-siblings did something unexpected. They came together and bonded. They've even had reunions. In our final episode, NPR's Frank Langfitt explains how th
Trump's plan for Gaza faces huge hurdles ahead (opens the original)
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President Trump announced a breakthrough yesterday in peace negotiations in Gaza, but it did not take long for the key parties, Israel and Hamas, to raise objections. NPR's Frank Langfitt has been following the story from Tel Aviv and is with us now. Hi there. SUMMERS: So, Frank, what did President Trump say, and how did Hamas and Israel pour cold water on that? LANGFITT: Yeah. The president said Hamas would totally disarm. They'd give up their weapons, and as that was concluding, then Israeli f
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