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Once More To The End of the World: Eilat

Posted on October 16, 2012 by admin

UPDATE 10 am Israel time Tuesday: There have been no major terrorist incidents reported in Israel overnight. TODAY’S BLOG:  As your humble servant mentioned yesterday, he is currently in Eilat down on the Red Sea. Today’s blog is a reprint … Continue reading →

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