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The Shameful Disparagement of Max Steinberg, the Lone Soldier
TIMES OF ISRAEL by Steven Frank July 24, 2014 Recently, in Slate, Allison Benedikt, Slate Senior Editor, raised the question “what makes an American kid with shaky Hebrew decide he is ready to die for Israel?” Ms. Benedikt was referring … Continue reading
Posted in Israel & Middle East, Jewish
Tagged Allison Benedikt, anti-Semitism, Birthright, Gawker, John Cook, Max Steinberg, Slate
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