Palestinian By Any Other Name . . .

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  1. Steve Blowers says:

    Agree entirely with this. “The truth will come out and at some point, there will be those who ask why proud Arabs chose a name that stands for defeat and humiliation.” These people have got exactly what they wished for. There is a very deep meaning in this.

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  2. May 7, 2016

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  7. February 12, 2017

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  10. August 3, 2018

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