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Svenja Bode is the head of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung’s office in Mali. Prior to this, she was a programme officer in the foundation’s Middle East and North Africa department.

Mairav Zonszein is a contributing Opinion writer at The New York Times. She is the senior Israel analyst with the International Crisis Group, a nonprofit think tank dedicated to conflict prevention.