Raising the Altalena: Netanyahu digs up sunken 1948 arms ship in ‘pre-election stunt’
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Raising the Altalena: Netanyahu digs up sunken 1948 arms ship in ‘pre-election stunt’ A ship carrying arms for a right-wing militia, the Altalena was sunk 78 years ago off the coast of Tel Aviv at the orders of Israel’s founders.
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Raising the Altalena: Netanyahu digs up sunken 1948 arms ship in ‘pre-election stunt’ A ship carrying arms for a right-wing militia, the Altalena was sunk 78 years ago off the coast of Tel Aviv at the orders of Israel’s founders.
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