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🚨 MOSSADIL ASKS: DOES THE UK HAVE AN IRREVERSABLE PROBLEM? A stabbing attack targeting Jews in Golders Green. Local outrage… but also something deeper. In this episode of Mossadil Asks, I sit down with London-based journalist David Atherton David Atherton to break down what people on the ground are...

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