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Lessons from Birzeit’s Expulsion of Haaretz’s Amira Hass
COMMENTARY by Evelyn Gordon October 1, 2014 If the world hasn’t yet grasped that Palestinians aren’t interested in peace, it’s certainly not because Palestinians haven’t been working hard to make it clear. Mahmoud Abbas’s “genocide” speech at the UN last … Continue reading
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Tagged Amiara Hass, Birzeit University, Haaretz, Mahmoud Abbas
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