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For the New York Times, it’s the Palestinians who are Suffering
Three Israeli boys have been kidnapped yet the New York Times is still more concerned
Simon Plosker
June 17, 2014
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Three Israeli boys have been kidnapped yet the New York Times is still more concerned
HR gets the correction.
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