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The term has varied meanings, generally referring to someone who has died for their religious beliefs or a cause. In the context of the Israel-Palestinian conflict, however, it is used to describe terrorists who have carried out attacks against Israelis or Jews.
Over 300 digital stars and thought leaders gather to combat Jew hatred and misinformation about Israel.
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