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Volume
32
, Issue
5
In 1998, a delegation of Palestinians visited the Lakota Indians on their Pine Ridge Reservation. Soon after, a delegation of Native Americans visited Palestine. What they found is the subject of this issue. more...Download PDF
Volume
32
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4
“There is no other way to describe the death of 1.5 million people, to describe the death of thousands of kids each month, to describe the death of almost 600,000 children since 1990 . . . . What else is that but genocide.”—Denis Halliday, former United Nations Humanitarian Coordinator for Iraq.
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Volume
32
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3
When the government has been forced to face challenges to the secret evidence, the material released has raised questions of why it was secret in the first place. The declassified documents in some cases show, among other things, a high degree of racism among U.S. agents. Most of the material turns out to be garbage – rumor, innuendo, newspaper clippings.
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Volume
32
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2
There is hardly a [Dheisheh] refugee, young or old, who doesn’t remember the names of the camp’s victims and even the years of their untimely deaths.
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Volume
32
, Issue
1
In a series of attacks beginning in late October, 1948, Israeli troops killed or drove out all of the inhabitants of Sahmatah. Immediately after the war, Jewish immigrants were brought in to occupy the abandoned houses.
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