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Today at the UN Security Council, I criticized the Palestinian representative for the Palestinian Authority’s lack of leadership and made it clear that anyone who cannot stop terror in Judea and Samaria should not be dreaming about rule in Gaza. This week, on November 29th, we mark 78 years... show more

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