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‘We aren’t going anywhere’: This Palestinian village is preparing for the worst
The residents of Khan al-Ahmar, a tiny hamlet in the West Bank, live in constant fear of a demolition that could come any day now. Dozens of activists take turns staying the night, passing the time by arguing over politics and the World Cup. But despite the numbers, the villagers know that once the bulldozers…
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Oren Ziv
July 3, 2018
Israelis demand state open up past ties to Argentine junta
Forty years after the fall of Argentina’s murderous military dictatorship, dozens of Argentine-Israelis are demanding the Israeli government open up about its past ties to the junta. By Michael Salisbury-Corech Last week marked 40 years since the military coup that led to the establishment of the junta in Argentina. Recently, a group of dozens of…
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March 22, 2016
Gaza war diary: ‘A second of silence, then the bombs go off’
Despite the danger, Walid Abuzaid couldn’t be separated from his home in Gaza for very long. And though coming home means facing possible death, he refuses to give in to hate. By Walid Abuzaid Thursday, June 27 I was in Cyprus when it all started. When we heard about the kidnapped teens, we were thrilled…
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July 19, 2014
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In Jerusalem, Jews and Palestinians pay the price for latest wave of violence
An inside look at the financial and psychological costs of the recent unrest in one of the country’s most segregated cities. By Corey Sherman As the rocket alert sirens rang out in Jerusalem Tuesday night, a group of friends passed around a pungent hashish cigarette on Yohanan Horkanus Street, an alleyway nestled between the commercial center…
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PHOTOS: In Rio, protests against World Cup mark Stonewall riots
Football can be a tool for social change, one protester says, but the poor people here cannot even participate in the games. ‘We are not just LGBT. We are also workers, blacks, women and we can not disconnect from the other social movement.’ Photos & text: Keren Manor and Mareike Lauken/Activestills.org RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil —…
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June 30, 2014
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