How Ro Khanna reignited America’s Israel debate | The Listening Post
For US politicians, travelling to Israel has become a rite of passage and almost always involves going on an Israeli government-led PR tour of the
For US politicians, travelling to Israel has become a rite of passage and almost always involves going on an Israeli government-led PR tour of the country. US Congressman Ro Khanna departed from that pattern this past week when he joined Palestinians in the occupied West Bank. What happened next - a confrontation with Israeli soldiers and the media reaction that followed - revealed a lot about the reality for Palestinians that Israel and its supporters are determined to conceal.
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