Dina Kraft
Correspondent at The Christian Science Monitor
reporting @CSMonitor and https://t.co/915k4iuiK9. co-author with Hannah Pick-Goslar, My Friend Anne Frank @penguinrandomhouse. was editing @haaretzcom op-eds
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1 week ago |
csmonitor.com | Dina Kraft
For Israelis and Palestinians, May 28 marked 600 days of the most devastating period either side has known since Israel’s foundation. And yet amid it all, there are people trying to build bridges from one side to the other, attempting – together – to create a different reality. Some of them gathered recently for a well-attended two-day People’s Peace Summit in Jerusalem, forged by a coalition of Jewish and Palestinian peace-building and coexistence organizations.
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1 week ago |
share.google | Dina Kraft
| For Israelis and Palestinians, May 28 marked 600 days of the most devastating period either side has known since Israel’s foundation. And yet amid it all, there are people trying to build bridges from one side to the other, attempting – together – to create a different reality. Some of them gathered recently for a well-attended two-day People’s Peace Summit in Jerusalem, forged by a coalition of Jewish and Palestinian peace-building and coexistence organizations. They sought to demonstrate...
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2 weeks ago |
csmonitor.com | Dina Kraft
With Israel embarking, again, on a major offensive in Gaza to achieve “total victory” over Hamas and secure the return of the remaining Israeli hostages, the operation’s true aims are regarded as a mystery even as opposition to the war builds. Even within Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s fractured and squabbling ruling coalition, it is unclear if the assault is focused on territorial conquest or on pressuring Hamas to capitulate in negotiations seeking to halt or possibly end the war.
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3 weeks ago |
csmonitor.com | Dina Kraft
The Israeli government has seen Donald Trump’s administration as sympathetic to its goals. But as the U.S. president visits the region this week – notably with no stop scheduled in Israel – Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s ministers and party faithful seem to be in a panic.
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1 month ago |
csmonitor.com | Dina Kraft
Tens of thousands of Israeli reservists have begun to receive call-up orders this week to report to military duty, part of a planned mass mobilization to conquer and reoccupy the Gaza Strip. The government’s premise is that such a drastic move is necessary to finally oust Hamas from power and win the release of Israelis still held hostage deep underground in the Islamist militant group’s tunnels.
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Israel's longest war is poised to get a lot longer as the government approves a plan to take over Gaza. But many Israelis are against expanding the war. My latest @csmonitor https://t.co/iPwHAXPgXc
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