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We Bereaved Israeli and Palestinian Parents Will Not Be Pawns in Kushner’s Peace Plan

Robi Damelin
Robi Damelin
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Two people lost their precious children in a conflict that should have ended years ago. These people — one Palestinian and one Israeli — made a conscious decision to not seek revenge, which would be a very natural reaction, but rather to look for a nonviolent way to reconcile and prevent others from experiencing the never-ending pain of losing a child.

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