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Ban Ki Moon’s Gaza “Siege” Delusions

March 23, 2010 By Jacob Shrybman 15 Comments

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What kind of “blockade” allows 738,576 tons of humanitarian aid?

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Sderot Celebrates Hanukkah – by Anav Silverman

December 29, 2009 By Anav Silverman 2 Comments

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With Gaza rockets amidst small flickers of hope.

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