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Dismantling the occupation — brick by brick, book by book

+972 catches up with American Jewish authors Ayelet Waldman and Michael Chabon in Susya, a tiny Palestinian village in the southern West Bank, as they promote their new book about 50 years of occupation.

By Edo Konrad July 2, 2017

Palestinians walk through an Israeli checkpoint in the West Bank. (Sebi Berens/Flash90)

Bloated time and the death of meaning

The occupation is a cold metal that kills with savage cruelty the most important thing life affords us: time.

By +972 Magazine June 14, 2017