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There are a lot of good articles whose titles should be listed under this.
Examples I have seen today:
A historically important event that the West would rather forget – Consortium News
Urinating on Prisoners: Why Humiliation is Functional in Israel’s War on Palestinians – Counterpunch
Israel’s Bombs Are Wiping Out Entire Palestinian Families in Gaza – Haaretz
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