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Human Rights The Water Cure
Within the first year of the war, news of atrocities by U.S. forces—the torching of villages, the killing of prisoners—began to appear in American newspapers. Although the U.S. military censored outgoing cables, stories crossed the Pacific through the mail, which wasn’t censored.
The main United Nations agency aiding Palestinians in Gaza said early Sunday that about 300,000 people... |
Pro-Palestine protests have continued at multiple universities this weekend, with students attempting to send a message... | ||
 Who tends to get the big foreign policy calls right: student protesters, or their detractors? Answering... |
At a military base that now doubles as a detention center in Israel’s Negev desert,... |
