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Following murders, Israelis ask if immigration laws too lax

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Jerusalem - Intense diplomatic efforts aimed at resurrecting peace talks notwithstanding, the issue currently transfixing Israelis is how to come to grips with a series of high-profile, deeply violent crimes committed by immigrants. Full Article at CSMonitor.com Daily Update

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