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Decades of discord꞉ What makes the Israel-Palestine debate uniquely persistent, and personal

Students supporting the Columbia University Apartheid Divest campaign advocate for Barnard to support the BDS movement. (Aliya Schneider/Columbia Daily Spectator)
By Kate Huangpu • December 7, 2018 at 7:50 AM

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