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🇵🇸🎥 Palestinian professor Abdaljawad Omar explains why Israel is increasingly targeting the Jordan Valley bread basket area, which comprises more than 20% of the occupied West Bank. Seizing its fertile land and water, Omar says, would give Israel greater control while depriving Palestinians the ability to produce their own... show more

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