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The price of speaking up | Rethinking Humanitarianism

For Benjamin Davis, the senior FAO official who lost his job recently for speaking up about famine and genocide in Gaza, the last three years have been exhausting. "We were constantly on the edge, trying to figure out what we could say and what we couldn't say. How far could we p ...  Show more

What Palestinians want for Gaza's future | Rethinking Humanitarianism

Three years into Israel's genocide in Gaza, the US-led Board of Peace is already trying to determine the strip's future reconstruction plans. But what about the more than two million Palestinians who call the Gaza Strip home? And the many more Palestinians living in the West Bank ...  Show more

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