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Jerusalem (JTA) — Now
that Israel has offered a
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>Moslem fundamentalists
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onsiderable pressure
N^om the Jewish communi-
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I hreatening phone call to
nis home that was
answered by his 13-year
aid daughter.
The community protests
have drawn criticism of
uneir own, Almagor, who
had not heard of the threat
to Harris, emphasized that
"any intervention by
anyone other than
Moreshet Israel Inc. is
deemed by us to be
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