Sari Bashi

Executive Director, GISHA

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Executive Director of GISHA, an Israeli human rights organization, protecting the right to freedom of movement in the Palestinian territories

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President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu  met at the White House  yesterday.

Back on Track: Israel and the US Mend Ties

President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met at the White House yesterday.

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President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu  met at the White House  yesterday.

Back on Track: Israel and the US Mend Their Ties

President Obama and Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu met at the White House yesterday.

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Israel is issuing no apologies for the botched assault on the flotilla of ships trying to break its blockade of Gaza.

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Israel is issuing no apologies for the botched assault on the flotilla of ships trying to break its blockade of Gaza.

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