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Israel’s March of Benightedness
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U.S. News
Former President Bush Pays Tribute to Immigrants in New Book
Bush, who served as president from 2001-2009, has often praised the contributions of immigrants, a notable contrast to President Donald Trump’s rhetoric and policies
Middle East
With No Money to Rebuild, Lebanese Count Huge Losses After Beirut Blast
Officials estimate losses at $15 billion – a bill Lebanon simply cannot pay
Jewish World
Is Sweden Censoring a Book About Its Ties to the Nazis, Written by a Jewish Comedian?
It was clear that a new, provocative book about Sweden’s attitude toward the Nazis in World War II was going to stir up controversy. But the author didn’t imagine that the state would seize its last print run and demand to pulp it
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Today’s Palestinian meals based on meat, chicken, rice and tomatoes are profoundly different from original cooking from prehistory until the advent of modern culture – and the Israeli ban on picking wild herbs
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