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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5 days ago |
csmonitor.com | Scott Peterson |Anna Mulrine Grobe |Dina Kraft |Taylor Luck
The United States struck three key nuclear sites in Iran overnight, leaping into Israel’s eight-day military campaign against Iran with bunker-buster bombs, in a dramatic American attack that could reshape the Middle East for decades to come. President Donald Trump said the U.S. attack “totally and completely obliterated” what remained of Iran’s nuclear program, after more than a week of pummeling by Israeli airstrikes.
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2 weeks ago |
csmonitor.com | Dina Kraft
When a filmmaking duo learned that Aviv and Liat Atzili, a couple from Kibbutz Nir Oz, were among those captured in the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas attack in Israel, they were stunned. The Washington-based brothers, Brandon and Lance Kramer, were distantly related to the missing pair and reached out to the Philadelphia-born Israeli relative they had in common, Yehuda Beinin, the father of Ms. Atzili.
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4 weeks 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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4 weeks 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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1 month 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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Israeli and Palestinian peace activists are swimming against the tide, but they are not giving up. The movement even got an endorsement yesterday from Pope Leo as I write here @csmonitor https://t.co/JjwBaIR0YB
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