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Lessons to learn from history

Flinders Street Station in Melbourne was illuminated in blue and white in support of Israel on Monday, October 9. Photo: AAP/CON CHRONIS

The brutal execution of whole villages, the detention of young children and the parading of half-naked women seemed like scenes […]

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