Israeli Foreign Ministry Video: Doth the Media Protest Too Much?
Why has a satirical video by Israel’s foreign ministry mocking the international media caused such offense?
Why has a satirical video by Israel’s foreign ministry mocking the international media caused such offense?
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Listen to Yarden Frankl on the Voice of Israel by clicking on the image above
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