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The Egyptian Presidential Elections: Preliminary Observations

Posted on May 25, 2012 by admin

UPDATE: 7 pm Israel time Friday. Last night Palestinian vandals painted swastikas, Palestinian flags, and “Palestine Is Ours” all over the ancient (6th century) Naaran Synagogue near Jericho which is famed for its beautiful floor mosaic. It was reported this … Continue reading →

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