Scholars@Duke publication: A year ago, the hostages were a rallying point for solidarity in Israel – now, their families are symbols of the country’s sharp divides

A year ago, the hostages were a rallying point for solidarity in Israel – now, their families are symbols of the country’s sharp divides

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Ginsburg, S

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Author Shai Ginsburg Asian & Middle Eastern Studies

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Ginsburg, S. (n.d.). A year ago, the hostages were a rallying point for solidarity in Israel – now, their families are symbols of the country’s sharp divides. The Conversation.

Ginsburg, Shai. “A year ago, the hostages were a rallying point for solidarity in Israel – now, their families are symbols of the country’s sharp divides.” The Conversation, n.d.

Ginsburg S. A year ago, the hostages were a rallying point for solidarity in Israel – now, their families are symbols of the country’s sharp divides. The Conversation.

Ginsburg, Shai. “A year ago, the hostages were a rallying point for solidarity in Israel – now, their families are symbols of the country’s sharp divides.” The Conversation.

Ginsburg S. A year ago, the hostages were a rallying point for solidarity in Israel – now, their families are symbols of the country’s sharp divides. The Conversation.

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The Conversation

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