Western leaders now claim credit for 'peace', but Gaza’s survival belongs to its people alone.
Western leaders now claim credit for ‘peace’, but Gaza’s survival belongs to its people alone.
By Ahmad Ibsais
First generation Palestinian American and law student.
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