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Israelis must reach out to Gazans, Palestinians will live on despite recent violence, Europe walks a tightrope after Trump’s trashing of the Iran deal, Europe’s hypocrisy in treatment of Roma citizens, Africa faces the task of ‘Decolonising the Mind’

The Jerusalem Post / JerusalemAfter clashes with Palestinians, Israelis must reach out to Gazans

“On [May 14], more than 60 Palestinians were reported killed in Gaza and more than 2,000 injured, according to the Hamas-run Health Ministry,” states an editorial. “It was the deadliest single day of violence since the 2014 war.... Even though the [Israel Defense Forces] defended the legality of using live fire against protests

The Jordan Times / Amman, JordanPalestinians will live on despite recent violenceThe Guardian / LondonEurope must walk a tightrope after Trump’s trashing of the Iran dealEuobserver / BrusselsEurope’s hypocrisy when it comes to treatment of Roma citizensThe New Times / RwandaAfrica still faces the task of ‘Decolonising the Mind’

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