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Title: | An exception for Israel | |||
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| Name: | Michael | | |||
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| City: | Oxford | State: | UK | | |
| I don`t think this will come as any surprise to anyone, the question is basically should allowances be made for a people that were allegedly subjected to torture by the Nazi over 60 years ago or should we expect them to abide by normal standards of decency, human rights, Geneva Convention and International Law. Or should reminders of the alleged holocaust be considered for the purposes of allowing an exception? |
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