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Haim Be’er believes, in perfect faith, that change is coming for Israel, but it may tarry

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Oct 20, 2024

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… , which always enters Israeli airspace above Tel Aviv, entered this time … Israeli flags as they dance at Damascus Gate in Jerusalem’ … regarding our conquest of East Jerusalem, because some of my … ‘Gateway to the World: Jerusalem Airport 1948-1967’)
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