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The legacy of the Gaza flotilla incident, five years later.
Itamar Mann
Hammad joined ISIS in 2013, impressed by their ambition and military prowess. He left when he saw their tyranny.
Umar Farooq
Eduardo Galeano began as a propagandist, convinced of a single dogmatic truth. He became an artist.
Nathan J. Robinson
Rebranding their party as "center-left," Israel's labor leaders distance themselves from the
Omri Boehm
Brazil's Spiritists, and their hero Chico Xavier, redefine religion.
Laura Premack
Serving in the Israeli army as a foreign volunteer.
J. A. Bernstein
What to expect from the renewed relations
Alan West-Duran
“Reports of the demise of Israeli-U.S. relations are not only premature, they’re just wrong.” It is hard to disagree.
Simon Waxman
The passage of the Group Areas Act in 1950 brought forceful expulsion and sequestration to all areas of the country.
Jessica Pothering
One of the largest peaceful protest movements in recent world history.
Guobin Yang, Ran Liu
A Berkeley radical returns to his native Brazil after the Berlin Wall's fall.
Gianpaolo Baiocchi
Epidemics are not security crises. But the army is often our only tool.
Alex de Waal
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