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Whatever Happened To “Speak Softly And Carry A Big Stick”?

UPDATE: Now that the rains are temporarily over, the drizzle resumes. Mortars fired by Palestinian terrorists into the Nahal Oz area yesterday and this morning. TODAY’S BLOG: What has happened to Israel’s leaders? Whereas there was a time that Israel’s … Continue reading

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