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The book is said to have made the Palestinian Authority president cry.
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When Nicholas Meyer sent Sherlock Holmes on the trail of the “Protocols of the Elders of Zion,” he thought his book might be timely. He had no idea.
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Manya Harari published and co-translated “Doctor Zhivago.” But first, she was a war correspondent during Israel’s War of Independence.