Days after 64 Palestinians were killed and hundreds wounded by Israeli soldiers guarding the Israeli-Gazan border, members of nearby Israeli collective communities were grappling with the loss of life. Most Israelis blame Gaza’s militant ruling faction Hamas squarely for the recent deaths. But a minority say Israel shares the blame. “I don’t see anyone working on the diplomatic front,” says one member of Kibbutz Be’eri
Amid Israel-Gaza violence, a personal drive to preserve humanity and hope
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