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July 8, 1978
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April 21, 1978
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The Revisionist in Power
September 18, 1976
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December 14, 1974
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August 24, 1974
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Life Among the Refuseniks
December 1, 1973
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September 22, 1973
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January 1, 1970
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Embargo Russian Arms?
March 1, 1969
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A Sort of Moby Dick
July 8, 1967
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February 4, 1957
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Our Stake in the State of Israel
September 20, 1948
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In the soil of Israel, 100 survivors of Nazi concentration camps are planting a new home at Beer Ya'aqov.

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