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After returning from a week of reporting in Israel, David Remnick has two important conversations about the conflict between Israelis and Arabs both in and outside of Gaza. First, he speaks with Yonit Levi, a veteran news anchor on Israeli television, about how her country is both reeling from the October 7th terrorist attacks perpetrated by Hamas, and grappling with how to strike at Hamas as the country prepares for an invasion that would be catastrophic for Palestinians. Meanwhile, the Palestinian academic Sari Nusseibeh maintains that peace is possible, if the influence of Hamas and the Israeli far right can be curtailed.
David Remnick’s Letter from Israel appears in The New Yorker, along with extensive coverage of the conflict.
Yonit Levi: “Every Single Jewish Nightmare Came True” on October 7th
The Israeli public has yet to reconcile its grief with the perils of a broadening military campaign against Hamas.
“Readiness” for Peace Still Exists Between Israelis and Palestinians
The Palestinian academic Sari Nusseibeh says that both peoples still seek peace, but dominant extremist elements stand in the way.
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