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Palestinian Children’s Lives Are Shaped By 50 Years of Military Occupation

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by Jennifer Bing There are two places to visit if you want to know the human impact of Israel’s 50-year military occupation of the Occupied Palestinian Territory: an Israeli military court and the sitting room of a Palestinian family. I… Continue Reading →

On Jason Rezaian’s Conviction: Why Injustice in Iran Will Get Worse Before It Gets Better

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by Ali Gharib The warnings of opponents of a nuclear deal as well as its more cautious boosters—that we shouldn’t expect reform from Iran in the immediate aftermath of the nuclear accord—earned a dispiriting data point yesterday. Jason Rezaian, the… Continue Reading →