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Connecting with the Consul general: An extraordinary, ordinary day in
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Jewish Exponent
05-05-1995
Connecting with the Consul general: An extraordinary, ordinary day in the. life of Eviatar Manor
It is 11:15 a.m. on an ordinary day in the life of Eviatar Manor, consul general of Israel in Philadelphia. An ordinary day, but Manor rises from behind his desk at the Israeli consulate to do an extraordinary thing.
With warm handshakes and friendly words of greeting all around, Manor welcomes two guests into his office - Samuel ...
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