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Here’s a new definition for a word heard often during the summer war to criticize Israel’s reaction to the Hezbollah rocket attack and abduction of

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That a future generation might know—children yet to be born—and in turn tell their children. —Psalms 78:6 Every holiday functions in part as a telling, as