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Daily Archives: 15/06/2011
A Damp Squib?: Doubts About the New UK ‘Pro-Israel, Pro-Peace’ Movement
Yachad, a new ‘pro-Israel, pro-peace’ movement, inspired by the American J Street liberal, political lobby group, was launched in the UK in April. Much heralded and anticipated, since its website went live, little has been heard from it. Is Yachad … Continue reading
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