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The government might fall, but until we radically transform the nature of the regime, not much will change, and particularly not in relation to the basic human rights of Palestinians. A recent ...

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By their nature elite universities are conservative—as in cautious—institutions, and I don’t think ... of what we’ve seen that’s frozen these institutions in their tracks—why they ...

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