Leila Ghanem, governor of Ramallah, talks in her office in Ramallah. At age 35, Leila Ghanem is the first woman to become a Palestinian governor, the latest in a group of trailblazing women leaders who are slowly winning acceptance this traditional society. (AP/Tara Todras-Whitehill)
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