On the road to Khirbet Zanuta, a Palestinian village in the West Bank, there is a small whitewashed house and, drilled into the ground, a blue and white flag. The majority of people who pass this spot on Route 60  barely spare the structure a second glance. Yet the guide on our solidarity tour, anti-occupation activist Becca Strober, rendered its politics of violent displacement visible as she recounted a story: up until August 2024, this house had been the property of a Pale

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