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Jerusalem Post
07-23-2004
Headline: Letters
Byline: Holger Sens, Arthur Perler, Assia Reuben, Yonatan Silver
Edition; In Jerusalem
Section: Opinion
Page: 02
Friday, July 23, 2004 -- CANDID CAMERA
Re: Camera on the battlefront (July 16).
Congratulations for publishing this article. Exposing abuse of human rights is a good way to help stop the abuse. My sympathy goes to Mr. Awisat, as do my best wishes for him to continue work...
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