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DALLAS — A group that was once the nation’s largest Muslim charity went on trial on terrorism-support charges yesterday, with federal prosecutors saying the group hoped to destroy Israel and the defense claiming its leaders sought advice on staying true to their humanitarian mission.
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|DALLAS — A group that was once the nation’s largest Muslim charity went on trial on terrorism-support charges yesterday, with federal prosecutors saying the group hoped to destroy Israel and the defense claiming its leaders sought advice on staying true to their humanitarian mission.
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