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"That's antisemitism, that's serving the Hamas narrative... I'm thinking about peace and coexistence - every taxi (with an Arab driver) I get into, I take that opportunity to have a conversation and strive to reach a respectful and peaceful dialogue." Moran Atias, a successful Israeli-American model, actor and propagandist,...

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