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I'm from a small town in northern New York state, in the United States. I moved to the Netherlands in 1997.

My first reporting job was in Jerusalem, after the first Palestinian intifadah. I led a schizophrenic existence, crossing between East and West Jerusalem every day to edit and write for an Israeli magazine and a Palestinian newspaper.

When I moved to the Netherlands, it didn't take me long to discover Radio Netherlands Worldwide. Since then, I've done it all here -- translator, news reader, producer on Newsline and now Dutch Affairs correspondent.

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Retired US Marine General John Sheehan got one thing right in his testimony to the US Congress: gays serve in the Dutch military. But it takes a foreigner to point that out. Here in The Netherlands, gays have served in the military for decades. General Sheehan blamed the fall of the UN enclave in Srebrenica in 1995, which led to the massacre of thousands of Bosnian Muslims, partly on the fact that homosexuals served in the Dutch military.