Apartheid
Jun 24 2009, Marco Villa

An Israeli woman has been denied public benefits for years all for the “crime” of marrying a Palestinian man and visiting him in the occupied West Bank.

The Israeli woman is identified simply as S. in the Israeli daily Ha’aretz. She is from the...

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