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Ninety years after the Balfour declaration - when on behalf of one people a British cabinet minister famously promised a second the land of a third - the ruins of more than 500 Arab villages destroyed and emptied of their people in 1948 can still be seen all over Israel. The demand to make Palestinian rights a reality is no longer simply a matter of justice but also of self-interest, writes Seamus Mine in The Guardian
 
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