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As the first phase of the ceasefire deal begins, a writer whose home was destroyed in Gaza reflects on the questions that remain for Palestinians living there—and why they must be able to chart their own future. Plus:

Diane Keaton, the introvert who loved to shine

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Steven Pinker’s idea of common knowledge

Displaced Palestinians in Khan Younis, Gaza. Photograph by Saher Alghorra / NYT / Redux

Gaza’s Broken Politics

Every movement that claimed to speak for Palestinians has failed them. The next chapter must belong to those who have endured the devasta

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