Enabling Netanyahu's Impunity Will Lead to Catastrophe
For more than two weeks now, my phone has been buzzing relentlessly with notifications alerting me to news from my family back in Gaza. The last thing I do before going to bed—and the first thing I do when I wake up in the morning—is to check if they are alive or dead.Gaza is where I spent half my childhood, swinging on my grandfather’s ancient sycamore fig tree before it was razed to the ground by Israeli armored bulldozers, stealing nibbles of fresh green wheat from the neighbor’s farm, and sw
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