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Letter to my Friends:
Unite Behind the Israeli Government
by Robert Silverman
Life in Jerusalem, as I imagine elsewhere, consists these days of gluing ourselves to the hourly news, updating friends and family and listening to them. One theme I get a lot directs anger at Prime Minister Netanyahu and the Israeli government for responsibility for the mass murders that took place on Saturday. I would like […]
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With Twitter and Email, Do We Still Need Cables?
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Neither email nor Twitter replaces the carefully drafted diplomatic dispatch
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