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Rachel Spence

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Chef Renad carries Gaza with her, one recipe at a time

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By Rachel Spence
| The New Arab Verified
Renad Atallah and her siblings were not planning to leave Gaza; they didn’t even know if it was possible, writes Plestia Alaqad. [Renad Atallah] It was freezing in the Netherlands, and Renad Atallah was still tucked into bed, a beanie pulled over her head, wrapped in warmth. I was on the other side of the world, in Australia, talking to her through a screen. If we were in Gaza, our homes would have been seven minutes away from each other, and this interview would have been face-to-face.
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Britain's censorship of Palestine is doomed to fail

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By Rachel Spence
| The New Arab Verified
The persecution of Harriman, who is Black, is a symptom of the racism that pulses in right-wing British culture, writes Rachel Spence. [GETTY] A few weeks ago, the director of the British Palestinian Committee Sara Husseini spoke of the anxiety suffered by British Palestinians after nearly three years of censorship, cancellation and denial of their experience since the Gaza genocide began in October 2023. It's not just Palestinians who feel traumatised.
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Fighting fire with fellowship

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By Rachel Spence
| Red Pepper (UK) Verified
‘Without any reason, they shoot our fire truck. Three or four bullets. One of them was in my shoulder.’ Palestinian firefighter, Rabe’e Antar, pulls up the sleeve of his navy shirt to reveal a deep scar. ‘I thought it was the end but [I am] alive now,’ he continues, reflecting on that fatal day as he explains how, in 2002, the Israeli army opened fire on him and his team.
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