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Orit Malka Strock, Israel's Minister of Settlements and National Missions, centre, stands with settlers in the divided West Bank city of Hebron on Sunday. The settler movement has moved from the fringes of Israeli politics to the heart of government. AFP
Orit Malka Strock, Israel's Minister of Settlements and National Missions, centre, stands with settlers in the divided West Bank city of Hebron on Sunday. The settler movement has moved from the fringShow more
Israel is in crisis, so why is it building yet more settlements?
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26 March, 2024