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Israeli police have raided a long-established Palestinian-owned bookstore in east Jerusalem, detaining the owners and ...

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The new book “Solidarity Cities” documents how people living under hegemonic capitalist systems find ways to build their own economic institutions based on solidarity instead of profit and competition ...