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The new dictator, Abu Mohammad al-Julani, has made it clear to anyone who harbored illusions – the luxury suits, private jets, and time spent with world dignitaries haven't really softened the man who ousted Bashar Assad.
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"This is the strongest step we have taken thus far to demonstrate that the federal government will not financially support an institution like Columbia, which fails to protect Jewish students and staff," a senior advisor says.
