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Livni: Don't Stain Entire Sector

(IsraelNN.com) Opposition Head Tzipi Livni warned Tuesday against “staining an entire sector because of an individual act.” She was referring to the murder of the Oshrenko family by a former employee of. Full Article at Arutz Sheva

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