Bipartisan Lawmakers Warn Israel’s Withholding of Palestinian Funds Risks Hamas, Iran Exploiting Economic Crisis in West Bank
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At age 8, Tara Church, along with her Brownie Troop, planted a tree on a barren strip of land separating her small Southern California town, El Segundo, from the Los Angeles International Airport. As the tree took root, so did an idea shared by Ms. Church and her friends: They promised to plant more trees, founding what soon became a national youth-led nonprofit called the Tree Musketeers.
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|At age 8, Tara Church, along with her Brownie Troop, planted a tree on a barren strip of land separating her small Southern California town, El Segundo, from the Los Angeles International Airport. As the tree took root, so did an idea shared by Ms. Church and her friends: They promised to plant more trees, founding what soon became a national youth-led nonprofit called the Tree Musketeers.
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