A Sneak Peek at our November/December Issue

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ON THE COVER: A Lebanese demonstrator takes part in a protest against dire economic conditions in Lebanon’s southern city of Sidon on Oct. 21, 2019. (MAHMOUD ZAYYAT/AFP/Getty Images)

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Palestinian Citizens of Israel Demand Changes in Policing to Curb Crime Wave ([link removed]) by Jonathan Cook

Israel’s Palestinian minority is angry at police inaction over a tide of violence that has swept their communities. More than 75 lives have been claimed so far this year.

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Arab Citizens of Israel Play Historic Role in Elections ([link removed]) —Three Views

The Joint List, a coalition of four Arab factions, impacted the course of the election when party head Ayman Odeh of the Hadash faction (the largest single Palestinian party in Israel), said he would recommend Benny Gantz as Israel’s next prime minister.

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U.S.-Israel Relations and the Prospect of a Gantz Premiership ([link removed])
“[Israel is] accountable to U.S. military, political, diplomatic and financial support," Phyllis Bennis said. "And that’s where we can have the real influence, far more than worrying about what happens in Israel’s elections.”

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100% Ground Palestinian Tahini ([link removed]) . No additives or preservatives. Ground from all natural, calcium-rich, sesame seeds full of healthy nutrients.

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Palestine + 100 ([link removed]) poses a question to twelve Palestinian writers: what might your country look like in the year 2048 – a century after the tragedies and trauma of what has come to be called the Nakba?

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