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The path to peace will require accepting painful notions that we are all here to stay - opinion
The proposal for 'humanitarian migration' – a sanitized term for ethnic cleansing – is being marketed as a moral solution to Gaza’s humanitarian crisis.
A PROTEST takes place in Rafah, Egypt, at the border crossing with the Gaza Strip, last Friday, against US President Donald Trump’s proposal that Egypt and Jordan take in Palestinians from Gaza. Trump’s proposal offers Israelis false hopes with an unworkable solution to a complex problem
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REUTERS
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GILAD HIRSCHBERGER
FEBRUARY 11, 2025 01:29
Updated:
FEBRUARY 11, 2025 05:38
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