Sarit Michaeli

B'Tselem

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Spokesperson for the Israeli human rights organization B'Tselem

Sarit Michaeli on KCRW

When he spoke to reporters this morning, President Obama addressed the crisis in Gaza. He said that Secretary of State John Kerry is seeking Egypt’s help in negotiating a ceasefire.

Israel Pushes Deeper into Gaza

When he spoke to reporters this morning, President Obama addressed the crisis in Gaza. He said that Secretary of State John Kerry is seeking Egypt’s help in negotiating a ceasefire.

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