In November 2018, relatives mourn the death of Ahmad Al-Najjar, who died of wounds after the Israeli army intervened in the ‘Great March of Return’ protest at the Gaza border. (Ashraf Amra/Anadolu Agency/AFP)
Cyril Ramaphosa may have signalled a hardening of tone but, like his predecessors, he is unlikely to break the mould on the Palestine-Israel two-state solution
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