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Why Israel is part of me; Political writer Jonathan Freedland, researching his colourful family history, discovered that he cannot ignore the Jewish state - even as he attacks its direction.
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The Evening Standard (London, England)
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February 21, 2005
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Byline: JONATHAN FREEDLAND
Political writer Jonathan Freedland, researching his colourful family history, discovered that he cannot ignore the Jewish state - even as he attacks its direction
WHAT'S the big story of the month?
Charles and Camilla? Alastair and his Blackberry? Not for me.
The news event that had my pulse racing was - wait for it - the apparently successful peace summit in Sharm el-Sheikh between Israel's Ariel Sharon and P...
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