All My Causes: An 80-year Life Span in Many Lands and for Many Causes, Some We Won and Some We Lost But We Never Gave Up |
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... land . Byrd had not been satisfied when Levi Eshkol had explained why Israel desired to move its capital to Jerusalem . If it was not for sentimental , religious , cultural , traditional and historic reasons , then it was the desire for ...
... land . Byrd had not been satisfied when Levi Eshkol had explained why Israel desired to move its capital to Jerusalem . If it was not for sentimental , religious , cultural , traditional and historic reasons , then it was the desire for ...
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An 80-year Life Span in Many Lands and for Many Causes, Some We Won and Some We Lost But We Never Gave Up Isaiah L ... land to cultivate . Syria , Israel's traditional foe , complained to the U.N. , and the State De- partment warned ...
An 80-year Life Span in Many Lands and for Many Causes, Some We Won and Some We Lost But We Never Gave Up Isaiah L ... land to cultivate . Syria , Israel's traditional foe , complained to the U.N. , and the State De- partment warned ...
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An 80-year Life Span in Many Lands and for Many Causes, Some We Won and Some We Lost But We Never Gave Up Isaiah L ... land and limited resources - able to survive only because of external aid . On the other hand , he pointed out , the ...
An 80-year Life Span in Many Lands and for Many Causes, Some We Won and Some We Lost But We Never Gave Up Isaiah L ... land and limited resources - able to survive only because of external aid . On the other hand , he pointed out , the ...
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