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Steven Sotloff, killed by Islamic State, had deep roots in Israel
TIMES OF ISRAEL by Debra Kamin September 3, 2014 Freelance journalist captured and beheaded in Syria was Jewish, held Israeli citizenship and earned his undergraduate degree at IDC Steven Sotloff, the American journalist whose gruesome beheading was confirmed in a video … Continue reading
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