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- "A festering dispute broke out into the open as Trump took aim at Tucker Carlson"
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- ADL: “Yet another example of SJP’s antisemitic practice of marginalizing Jews and reducing their identity to their connection to Israel”
- "The #UNHRC, led by some of the world's most notorious human rights violator regimes, has long been known for its obsession with Israel"
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- “If not for the cruel, heartless actions of the Iranian regime, ex-FBI agent Robert Levinson would be alive and home with us today"
- "Israel and Saudi have already normalized. When the formal agreement comes is anyone’s guess," wrote Jonathan Schanzer of the Foundation for Defense of Democracies
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Tag Archives: Battle of the Bulge
Planes Filled the Sky: Remembering the Battle of the Bulge
WEEKLY STANDARD by Warren Kozak January 5, 2015 Exactly seventy years ago, Allied forces in Europe experienced an all-too-common occurrence in war: a huge intelligence failure that led to a surprise attack, followed by a horrific battlefield disaster. That it … Continue reading
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Tortured logic the enemy
NEW YORK POST by Michael Goodwin December 10, 2014 A television documentary the other night featured American soldiers who fought the Nazis in the Battle of the Bulge, the last major German offensive of World War II. The soldiers were … Continue reading
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