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RICHMOND, Va. — A member of the state’s Commission on Immigration resigned yesterday, a few hours after Governor Kaine was told about online videos showing the appointee condemning Israel and advocating “the jihad way.” Mr. Kaine learned of the videos from a caller to his live monthly radio program and accepted the resignation of Dr. Esam Omeish about three hours later.
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|RICHMOND, Va. — A member of the state’s Commission on Immigration resigned yesterday, a few hours after Governor Kaine was told about online videos showing the appointee condemning Israel and advocating “the jihad way.” Mr. Kaine learned of the videos from a caller to his live monthly radio program and accepted the resignation of Dr. Esam Omeish about three hours later.
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