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Iranian Endgame – by P. David Hornik

December 17, 2009 By P. David Hornik 6 Comments

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Is Israel America’s last resort?

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Joel Beinin Whines about Israeli Airport’s “Harassment” – by Steven Plaut

December 1, 2009 By Steven Plaut 16 Comments

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Why might a recent visitor of Israel’s enemies be detained when entering Israel?

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