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As seen in: +972 Magazine, MSN, Reuters, The Telegraph, Newsweek, POLITICO, SAGE Publishing, Stuff.co.nz, Substack, Foreign Policy Magazine, The Nation and
Senior Fellow @oandbinstitute, Berkeley. Co-founder @972mag, founding ed @theleaduk. Bylines @nytimes,@foreignaffairs, @haaretz etc. 🗣️ "raider" (not "rider")
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An unfathomable tragedy

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By Dimi Reider Verified, Sarah Dawood Verified
| SAGE Publishing
SARAH DAWOOD introduces DIMI REIDER’s piece of prose written on 7 October 2024 to mark 12 months of devastation in the Middle East IT’S BEEN MORE than a year since Hamas’s brutal incursion into Israel on 7 October, when the militant group killed 1,200 people and took more than 250 people hostage. It was the deadliest day for Jewish people since the Holocaust. In response, Israel launched a devastating war on Gaza that has caused, and continues to cause, immense suffering and destruction.
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By Dimi Reider Verified
| threadreaderapp.com
A couple of words about Israel's assassination of the top broadcast journalist in Gaza, Anas al-Sharif. 1. Israel has now stopped pretending journos are "collateral damage," or hastily smearing them after a kill. This murder is claimed loudly and proudly by IDF spox. 2. In fact, IDF Arabic spox @AvichayAdraee has been attacking al-Sharif for months, and posting more smears now.
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There is no progressive future for Britain without the farming community on board

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By Dimi Reider Verified
| The Lead Magazine
British farming is in deep, deep trouble. The constant push to provide ever-cheaper food to supermarkets, in competition with ever-cheaper imports, has resulted in consolidation of family farms into gigantic quasi-industrial operations. This has massively accelerated nature loss, turbo-charged air and water pollution and soil deterioration.
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