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Wed, February 15, 2012 Shvat 22, 5772

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How to become a diplomat
- Ros
- 10.01.10 | 12:11 (IST)
Does one not have to pass some sort of test regarding their knowledge, position and love of Israel to become a diplomat, viz, someone who represents the State of Israel in the eyes of the world???

from the article: Most Israeli diplomats know nothing about Jews or Zionism
First published 05:22 07.01.10 | Last updated 09:42 07.01.10

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