House Democrats Begin To Believe in a ‘Blue Tsunami’ as Senate Polls Show Tight Races in Traditionally Red, Swing States
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Hillel Halkin’s final paragraph in “Summit of Weaklings,” states that “Israel still acts like a European tourist in an Arab souk. Do that and the local merchants will always fleece you” [Oped, “Summit of Weaklings,” September 4, 2007].
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|Hillel Halkin’s final paragraph in “Summit of Weaklings,” states that “Israel still acts like a European tourist in an Arab souk. Do that and the local merchants will always fleece you” [Oped, “Summit of Weaklings,” September 4, 2007].
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