Said Arikat

Al Quds

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Washington bureau chief for Al Quds, a Palestinian daily newspaper, based in Jerusalem

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Last Thursday, six people were stabbed at a Gay Pride march in Jerusalem. One victim has died.

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Pope Francis has recognized a Palestinian State , but it's not clear if he means Hamas in Gaza, the Palestinian Authority in the West Bank or both.

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