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Is there a coronavirus peace dividend for Israelis and Palestinians?

Cooperation between Israeli and Palestinian leaders to contain the coronavirus sparks hope for deeper cooperation as Benjamin Netanyahu and Benny Gantz edge closer to a unity government.

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A Palestinian man heads to work in Israel via an Israeli checkpoint after the Palestinian Authority ordered Palestinians working in Israel to stay at their workplaces over concerns of the spread of the coronavirus, near Hebron Israeli-occupied West Bank, March 18, 2020. — REUTERS/Mussa Qawasma

Israeli president: Cooperation with Palestinians vital for future

“The coronavirus outbreak has done what local and international politicians and activists have been unable to do,” writes Daoud Kuttab.

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