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Israel's anti-war protests avoid Gaza, but these women want to change history

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The movement is still small, but women say that anger in Israel after the ceasefire ended gave them space to talk about the impact of the war on the children of Gaza.
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Israel's anti-war protests avoid Gaza, but these women want to change history

The movement is still small, but women say that anger in Israel after the ceasefire ended gave them space to talk about the impact of the war on the children of Gaza.

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Publico broke the news in Portugal on Saturday, April 26, 2025.
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