“Anyone who imagines Gaza’s future as just another exercise in state-building is living in a fantasy,” says Emanuel Segre Amar. “The real fault line—the Middle East scholar contends—is not between Hamas and Israel, but between technocrats and tribal authority; any peace plan that ignores the… | Read More in The Blogs
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