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Ibrahim in the West Bank:1 Nov

Ibrahim in the West Bank: We are living in war

Country after country is taking steps to recognize a Palestinian state. At the same time, Israel continues to build settlements in the West Bank that could make a two-state solution impossible. Many of us are thinking about moving. You want to be able to drink your coffee without being prepared for bullets, says Palestinian father of two Ibrahim in a village outside Ramallah.

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Life in the West Bank:27 Oct

Life in the West Bank: Palestinians Face Growing Challenges

Country after country takes steps to recognize a Palestinian state. At the same time, Israel continues to build settlements on the West Bank that can make a two-state solution impossible. Many of us are considering moving. You want to be able to drink your coffee without being prepared for bullets, says the Palestinian father of two, Ibrahim, in a village outside Ramallah.

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