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A coalition of groups demonstrate calling for an end to Israeli attacks in Gaza (AFP Photo / Stan Honda)

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Israel’s offensive in Gaza has sparked mass protests across the world. In New York, attitudes towards the conflict have been wide-ranging, with many doubting a compromise between Israelis and Palestinians is possible.

Independent journalist Lori Harfenist, host of the popular ‘The Resident’ web talk show, has talked to passers-by on the street about their opinion of the situation.

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