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Recognizing Palestine At The UN? High Stakes And A French Lightning Rod

Less than three weeks after Emmanuel Macron announced his intention to recognize Palestine, Israel and the United States are increasingly mounting obstacles to the French diplomatic initiative. Israel accuses the French president of seeking to “undermine stability” in the Middle East.

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Geopolitics In The News Israel-Palestine War

Time To Condemn Israel’s War On Gaza? The West May Have Reached A Tipping Point

There may be plausible explanations for the delay in international reactions to the tragedy in Gaza. But in the past two months of killing and blockades, the tide has turned.

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Israel-Palestine War

Gaza’s Cruel Wait: Ceasefire Ticks Down, Ramadan Hunger After Dark

As Gazan families struggle to find food and shelter amid the rubble, the future remains uncertain. Residents remain in a constant state of waiting, oscillating between hope and despair.

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Ideas Israel-Palestine War

Not Quite Death: My Diary Of Displacement From Southern Lebanon

Lebanese writer Tarek Ismail, who fled his village in southern Lebanon in September, reflects on his new life as a displaced person: “I am now facing a fate that is not in my hands.”

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Worldcrunch Magazine #103— Autumn Siege

October 21 – October 27, 2024

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Israel-Palestine War

Reoccupation Of Gaza? A Crack Opens In The Airtight Israel-U.S. Alliance

Prime Minister Netanyahu’s mention of “indefinite” control of security in Gaza does not sit well with Washington. Biden has a growing number of reasons to start pushing back against Israel’s war and post-war aims.

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Islam And Modernity, History Running Backward From Cairo To Berlin

–Commentary– BERLIN — There are photographs of Afghanistan’s capital city Kabul, taken in the 1960s, that show elegantly dressed women sitting in street cafés. There are similar photos from the period shot in Ankara, Cairo, Damascus and Karachi. A half-century later, comparable scenes are nowhere to be found in many of these cities. Ankara is […]

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