There may be a ceasefire on the ground, but the siege has not ended. We still need the freedom flotillas.
There may be a ceasefire on the ground, but the siege has not ended. We still need the freedom flotillas.
By Sara Awad
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On October 10, a ceasefire in Gaza was officially announced. International news media were quick to focus on what they now call “the peace plan”. United States President Donald Trump, they announced, will go to Cairo to oversee the agreement and then to Israel to speak at the Knesset. The air strikes over Gaza, they reported, have stopped.
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