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Hours after Israeli Prime Minister-designate Benjamin Netanyahu announced that he has been able to put together a coalition government, the

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By Adnan Hmidan An English fan with blue eyes and blond hair chanted “freedom for Palestine” on an Israeli channel,

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We were mistaken to think that Palestine represents the central issue for all Arabs. Such language suggests that Palestine is

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