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Finally , the adverse effect on Soviet - Arab relations could be exaggerated : The Arab countries , as it happens , are already a major source of Jewish immigration into Israel ; nor are the Arabs likely to endanger their major source ...
Finally , the adverse effect on Soviet - Arab relations could be exaggerated : The Arab countries , as it happens , are already a major source of Jewish immigration into Israel ; nor are the Arabs likely to endanger their major source ...
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Community relations programs today , more than ever before , under the aegis of the National Community Relations Advisory Council ( NCRAC ) , the American Jewish Committee , the American Jewish Congress and the Anti - Defamation League ...
Community relations programs today , more than ever before , under the aegis of the National Community Relations Advisory Council ( NCRAC ) , the American Jewish Committee , the American Jewish Congress and the Anti - Defamation League ...
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There are permanent coordinating bodies such as community councils or councils on race relations , and temporary groups to achieve effective action in specific situations . Also , a few research organizations dedicated exclusively to ...
There are permanent coordinating bodies such as community councils or councils on race relations , and temporary groups to achieve effective action in specific situations . Also , a few research organizations dedicated exclusively to ...
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Introduction | 9 |
I | 15 |
Jacob Lestchinsky | 30 |
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