Miss Israel and IDF soldier targeted by ‘hateful’ agitators at Stanford event
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Miss Israel and IDF soldier targeted by ‘hateful’ agitators at Stanford event Hostile Stanford University students descended on an on-campus event featuring the reigning Miss Israel and an Israel Defense Forces soldier — angrily confronting the pair before an…
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Miss Israel and IDF soldier targeted by ‘hateful’ agitators at Stanford event Hostile Stanford University students descended on an on-campus event featuring the reigning Miss Israel and an Israel Defense Forces soldier — angrily confronting the pair before an…
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