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Will Israel Save America?
TABLET MAG by David P. Goldman July 2, 2015 Without a sense of exceptionalism, a country of chosen people cannot prosper Biblical Israel was America’s inspiration. Its successor, the State of Israel, yet may be America’s salvation, though usually the … Continue reading
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Tagged Civil War, exceptionalism, Revolution, United States
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