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Israel’s peace fantasists in action
JERUSALEM POST by Caroline Glick May 15, 2015 The Saudis are in play, casting about for partners. In a clear vote of no-confidence in US President Barack Obama’s leadership, Saudi King Salman led several Arab leaders in blowing off Obama’s Camp … Continue reading →
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