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What to know about British history: The Labour party and the eternal hostility to the Jewish state
Labour’s Britain: Patron of anti-Israel Islamists The decision by Britain’s Labour government to impose new sanctions on Israel, just as the Islamic Republic’s regional Axis of Evil has been heavily degraded, its top leadership eliminated, and its proxy…
Coverage spectrum
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What happened
Labour’s Britain: Patron of anti-Israel Islamists The decision by Britain’s Labour government to impose new sanctions on Israel, just as the Islamic Republic’s regional Axis of Evil has been heavily degraded, its top leadership eliminated, and its proxy…
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Common ground
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Perspective signals
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