Anti-Semites' latest weapon? Coronavirus
Israeli activist group reports spike in social media posts accusing Jews and Israel of either inventing or intentionally spreading the ...
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Israeli activist group reports spike in social media posts accusing Jews and Israel of either inventing or intentionally spreading the ...
Some 40,000 people participate in the annual march, but this year organizers plan a virtual event.
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