How the war nearly tore apart Israel’s only Arab-Jewish women’s choir
Israel's only Arab-Jewish women's choir nearly folded after October. Here's how they've stayed together through the war
Michele Woodward, whose son is accused of first-degree murder, proved an evasive witness
Israel's only Arab-Jewish women's choir nearly folded after October. Here's how they've stayed together through the war
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The Republican Jewish Coalition decried the conviction as politically motivated
Her late husband Sheldon Adelson didn’t cut checks in 2016 for Trump until September of that year
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