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01/05/09 -- Standing with Israel against Terrorists
Imagine spending everyday apprehensively waiting for a loud siren to blare, signaling that you have 60 to 90 seconds to find shelter. What would you do? How would you send your children to school? How would you go to work? It is difficult – if not inconceivable – for most Americans to imagine living their lives like this. Yet, many Israelis have had to live with this threat from Hamas rocket and missile attacks day in and day out for years.
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