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When it comes to political loyalties in Israel, "We" often means "we, until the next election."Aryeh Deri, the influential Shas chairman, recently offere
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When it comes to political loyalties in Israel, "We" often means "we, until the next election."Aryeh Deri, the influential Shas chairman, recently offere
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