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Staying home for Palestinians in Rafah is not only a necessity, it has become a prime act of resistance. Last night Israeli…
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Block O is almost empty now. Most of the people have gone. The sewage flood is knee deep in places. One old…
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The occupying Israeli army forces Palestinians to sit in their homes, trapped for days on end. Here in Bethelehem it has only…
In this prison it matters less every day whether or not Israel drops another bomb on Rafah or Khan Younis. Israel has…
The Israelis have a political term that isn’t applied as much as it should be to the current conflict. ‘Tahalikh Medini,” means…
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