Twenty years after leaving Gaza, it’s Israel’s far right and settler groups who are driving policy, analysts say
Twenty years after leaving Gaza, it’s Israel’s far right and settler groups who are driving policy, analysts say
By Simon Speakman Cordall
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Twenty years ago this week, driven by a sense of curiosity, Yossi Mekelberg, now a senior consulting fellow with Chatham House, talked his way into a restricted Gaza to see firsthand the impact of Israel’s decision to disengage from the enclave.
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