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Correspondence
Nature 417, 221-222 (16 May 2002) | doi:10.1038/417221c
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Your Opinion article "Don't boycott Israel's scientists" (Nature 417, 1; 2002) expresses concern that a European boycott of Israeli scientists will harm three-way collaboration involving Palestinian scientists as well. This argument would have gained in cogency by including a Palestinian perspective.
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