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Palestinian residents of the West Bank town of Beita hold nightly protests against the settlement of Eviatar built on their lands, June 29, 2021. (Oren Ziv/Activestills)
The women at the heart of Beita’s resistance
For 100 days, Palestinians from Beita camped on a mountain to disrupt the rebuilding of an Israeli settler outpost. Meet the women who made it possible.
By Fatima AbdulKarim April 20, 2022
Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett (left), Israeli Foreign Minister Yair Lapid (right), Israeli Presdint Reuven Rivlin (center) and other Israeli ministers pose for a group photo of the newly sworn in Israeli government, President's Residence, Jerusalem, June 14, 2021. (Yonatan Sindel/Flash90)
Why Israel’s new government brings grim news and rare hope
Two stories reveal that while the Bennett-Lapid government will remain bad on all things occupation, its fractured coalition could help undermine parts of its racist agenda.
By Haggai Matar June 30, 2021
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