Giant SPIDERS in the Congo, Africa?

1. Arachnophobia (fear of spiders) in the Congo

Israel tests its propaganda lies like PR

(TYT) Pretty Palestinian girl, 6-years-old, MURDERED by the IDF

• IDF terrorists say they have 'completely destroyed' a civilian high-rise [allegedly] being used by Hamas or would you like IDF to deny it until it's proven?

I want you to kill. (U.S.=Uncle Sam)

A Jewish man related to psychotherapist Sigmund Freud invented "public relations" and developed new propaganda techniques. His name is Edward Bernays. It's a form of propaganda and psychological operations when used in war.

Propaganda is a modern Latin word, a form of propagare, meaning "to spread" or "to propagate." Therefore, propaganda means the things to be propagated [5].

Jewish propagandist Eddie Bernays

Originally this word derived from a new administrative body (congregation) of the Catholic Church created in 1622 as part of the Counter-Reformation, called the Congregatio de Propaganda Fide (Congregation for Propagating the Faith [or fidelity to the Vatican's corporate body]), or informally simply Propaganda [3][6].

Its activity was aimed at "propagating" the Roman Catholic [universalist] faith in non-Catholic countries [3]. From the 1790s, the term began being used also to refer to propaganda in secular activities [3].

In English, the cognate began taking a pejorative (negative connotation) in the mid-19th century, when it was used in the political sphere [3]. More

• Breaking Points, Sept. 5, 2025; TYT; Pfc. Sandoval, Shauna Schwartz (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly Wiki edit

We are the Irish Paddystinians

Protest in solidarity with Palestinians, Shannon airport Sept. 2024 (Emilija Jefremova/Reuters)

Irish pro-Palestine activists embrace ‘Paddystinian’ term as badge of honor

(Ireland Correspondent Rory Carroll, The Guardian, May 25, 2025)

Irish Lex (@wanderrlex,Instagram)

Believed to have originated as an insult by [Jewish Zionist] Israel supporters, neologism is now used to campaign against war in Gaza.

The term was coined to disparage Ireland’s solidarity with Palestine but has been adopted as a badge of honor that now adorns T-shirts, hoodies, pins, and social media bios: Welcome to Paddystine, home of the Paddystinians.

Irish activists have embraced the neologism as a galvanizing term to campaign against Zionist Israel’s war on Gaza and to pressure the Irish government to do more to [intervene to] end the conflict.

Kneecap dares to annoy UK Zionists

The belief that it was originally intended as an insult by Israel supporters has fueled its spread on TikTok and other platforms where Irish people proclaim themselves “Paddystinians” and also, in a repurposing of the old-fashioned female name Biddy, “Biddystinians.”

“It was being used as a negative,” Ross McGann, who has nearly 40,000 followers on TikTok, said this week. “Once I heard that I thought: ‘Nah, we can flip this around.’ It’s a very Irish thing to do – you take an insult and you flip it back.” More

Muslims in US? (Zohran Mamdani)

AOC, what about this guy Zohran Mamdani?

Are you a "Jewish supremacist"?

DEFEND GENOCIDE: STAND WITH ISRAEL

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I'll Burn That Bridge...

Norman Finkelstein briefly explains how identity politics was exploited by "Jewish suprmeacists" | The Big Picture (Middle East Eye):

“When identity politics comes up against power, power wins.” In a frank conversation with Middle East Eye, political scientist Norman Finkelstein [a well-educated Jewish professor whose family members were direct victims of the Nazi Holocaust] explains how fears around Jewish safety on U.S. campuses were exploited and used to silence debate on [war crimes, ethnic cleansing, and genocide] Gaza [by] Israel.

WASP gentiles hate Jews: Annie Hall

MIGA: Make Israel Great Again (buy Trump cap)

In his 2022 book I'll Burn That Bridge When I Get to It: Heretical Thoughts on Identity Politics, Cancel Culture, and Academic Freedom, Finkelstein is highly critical of identity politics and “cancel culture.”

He addresses being cancelled by some pro-Palestinian activists over his critiques of the BDS movement [Boycott, Divest, and Sanction to stop international criminal state Israel].

The CIA and I are not here to be fair but to win.

This episode of The Big Picture Podcast welcomes back American Professor Finkelstein to talk about the aftermath of the U.S. elections, Israel’s war [crimes] in Gaza, and shifting tactics of the Palestine movement.

• Watch the full interview here: youtube.com...
• Middle East Eye website: middleeasteye.net
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You're on our side, right, Dolly? - Of course. PR.

Prof Finkelstein won't back down about the truth. He's telling it like it is, even if it's hard for us to hear. Most Jews won't stand for such talk. They'll label brave Jews "antisemites" to shut them up. Why? We're the victims, the victim class, the ultimate oppressed, the hated, the genocided -- not the ones who commit genocide, cheer on war crimes, fund and defend ethnic cleansing, break international law with wars for territory (as the U.S. proxy in our future empire known as the Middle East), steal land, rape Muslim women and boys, shut down free speech, support Trumpi and Bibi Net, jail Jewish college dissidents brave enough to disagree, oppose Christian protesters and peacenik demonstrators, go all in for oddball Zionism and thievery on a grand scale...

• Not in our name: ifnotnowmovement.org
• Jewish Voice for Peace (jvp.org)
• Israeli Jews against Israel: nkusa.org
• American Veterans for Peace
• IDF veteran confess: breakingthesilence.org.il
• Code Pink: Women for Peace
• ‎شرش | Shoresh | שר”ש‎ (@shoresh_us) Anti-Zionist Jews
• Amnesty International
• The Gray Zone with Max Blumenthal
• Drop Site News with Jeremy Scahill
• Shauna Schwartz, Sheldon S., Ashley Wells, Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Mindfulness as effective as antidepressants

The Buddha taught mindfulness.

Mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) was found to be as effective as the antidepressant escitalopram in reducing agoraphobia, panic disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and social anxiety disorder symptoms.

The muti-institution study, led by the National Institute of Mental Health in Bethesda, Maryland, suggests that mindfulness (sati) practices may offer a viable alternative to medication for treating anxiety disorders, with significantly fewer side effects.

Anxiety disorders affect millions of people and are frequently treated with medications like selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs).

Ketamine and psychedelics may also work better than toxic antidepressants.

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While SSRIs can be an effective tool in countering the symptoms of anxiety disorders, they also come with side effects that can negatively impact a patient's quality of life in other ways.

In the case of escitalopram (sold as Lexapro and Cipralex), these adverse effects include nausea, headaches, dry mouth, excessive sweating, insomnia, and fatigue.

The research team previously demonstrated that eight weeks of mindfulness-based stress reduction (MBSR) was non-inferior to escitalopram in providing stress relief and emotional regulation without having the additional drawbacks (avoiding the side effects of synthetic allopathic drugs).

In a new research letter, "Mindfulness Meditation vs Escitalopram for Treatment of Anxiety Disorders: Secondary Analysis of a Randomized Clinical Trial," published in JAMA Network Open, the team presents the secondary outcomes of patient-reported anxiety, depression, and quality of life from the previous study.

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The study

Drugs disrupt enzyme processes like magic.

The study involved 276 adults diagnosed with various anxiety disorders (including agoraphobia, panic disorder, generalized anxiety disorder, and social anxiety disorder). Participants were randomly assigned to either the MBSR program or escitalopram treatment. The MBSR group attended weekly sessions focused on mindfulness meditation techniques, while the escitalopram group received dosages ranging from 10 to 20 mg per day with regular clinical follow-ups. Researchers used multiple standardized scales to measure anxiety, depression, and quality of life, both from patient and clinician perspectives. Blinded evaluators conducted assessments using tools like the Beck Anxiety Inventory and the PROMIS Anxiety Short Form.

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Findings

I'll take Nature over Big Pharma any day.

Findings revealed that both groups experienced similar reductions in anxiety symptoms over the study period. No significant differences were detected between MBSR and escitalopram in overall anxiety reduction by Week 8, the study's primary endpoint.

Escitalopram showed a slight edge in symptom reduction at the mid-treatment point (Week 4), but these improvements were not sustained by the end of the study.

Adverse event rates were the only significant difference between the two treatments. Nearly 79% of escitalopram recipients reported at least one study-related side effect, compared to just 15% of those in the mindfulness group.

The findings lend greater support for the use of mindfulness-based stress reduction as a reliable treatment for anxiety disorders with fewer risks, making a compelling case for its broader application in clinical settings. Source: Mindfulness found as effective as leading antidepressant in treating anxiety disorders

• More info: Hiroe Hu et al, "Mindfulness Meditation vs Escitalopram for Treatment of Anxiety Disorders," JAMA Network Open (2024). DOI: 10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2024.38453 © 2024 Science X Network.
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• Medical Xpress via MSN.com, 10/24/24; Ananda (Dharma Buddhist Meditation), Ashley Wells (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Islam explains 'Big Bang' as act of God

Oh my God, Miriam, can you believe how they dress their girls? - We mustn't judge, Khadija!

The Big Bang problem for atheists: What Hawking and Tyson get wrong | God’s Cosmos

Muslim graffiti over Hunza Buddhist petroglyphs

(Basira Education) This video challenges the [Western] materialist view of the universe by using the [supposed] "Big Bang" as evidence for God's existence [that God being Allah, the One and Only true God, with only one messenger, peace be upon him, the Prophet Mohammed, with only one true revelation of His will and His orders for how to live].

Shaykh [Sheikh] Hamza Karamali explains that the "Big Bang" marks the beginning of the universe, making it impossible for materialism to explain its origins without invoking some [pre-existing] thing beyond physical matter and time.

• Science: Is our universe a black hole? New cosmological model challenges the Big Bang
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Khilji destroys Buddhist Nalanda

He contrasts this with the views of [wheelchair scientist] Stephen Hawking and [gatekeeper mouthpiece] Neil deGrasse Tyson, arguing that their denial of a pre-Big Bang cause overlooks the need for a immaterial, timeless creator — God [or an impersonal ground or source].

The Big Bang, once rejected by materialists, now serves as overwhelming scientific evidence for a finite universe that points to a divine creator.

To learn more about a "Why Islam is True" course, go here: whyislamistrue.com/course. To learn more about Basira's classical curriculum in a modern context click here: basiraeducation.org.

Why listen to a Muslim or learn about Islam?

Why do Jews hate Muslims?

Salam alaykum. A Buddhist website giving Islam a forum? But they're monotheistic Abrahamic fanatics!

Wisdom Quarterly is interested in all faiths and practices, explanations and views, particularly those we disagree with, so we listen without necessarily expecting to be listened to in return. Why?

In the future, when peace reigns in the world, one can only hope that it will not be because we all agree but rather because we have all learned to respect, enjoy, and celebrate differences.

The Buddha originated the famous simile of the elephant, which like the Aesop Fables (rooted in the Jataka) gained so much popularity people use it without realizing who came up with it: A group of blind men are asked what an elephant looks like. So depending on their sense of touch, they feel a portion of the elephant and extrapolate a global view. The one who feels a leg describes the elephant as a column. The one who feels an ear describes the elephant as a supple palm. The one who feels the trunk describes the elephant as a snake, and so on. Each, going on limited information, proceeds to form a wrong view about the whole.

All of their views combined might get us somewhere, but instead they are with each other: "How can you say a supple palm when this is a post?" "How can you say post, when this is a snake?" and so on.

One of the best classes to take in college is comparative religion. If they were presented fairly and accurately, we might be drawn to the best religion for us, rather than all being baptized by fire into Scientism. Lots of students would surely become agnostics, and a few might become militant atheists and even fewer pantheists and animists. Who's right?

This is a question of epistemology (the philosophy of determining what qualifies as proof and knowledge), which is very ontological (concerned with being). Go, Socrates! The unexamined life is not worth living, which seems to be what our Western hedonism (pleasure above everything else) seems to really be about. In any case, we already hear the anti-Islam view by its most articulate critic on YouTube.

• Basira Education (video), 9/20/24; Ashley Wells, Dhr. Seven, Shauna Schwartz (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Happy Friday the 13th (California chills)

Out on a Moonlight Walk, Little Red Riding Hood? How convenient, no Door Dash fee.

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13 is bad. Be afraid! 666, bich!

Thirteen is scary. Friday (party night!) is scarier. Combine them and holy F. Festivities could get spooky. It's not that we suffer from triskaideka-phobia ("fearing and avoiding the number thirteen").

This phobia is one of the reasons we FEAR Friday the 13th (para-skevidekatria-phobia or frigga-triskaideka-phobia, from the Old Norse Goddess Frigg, whose day is Friday).

• Los Angeles weather: Cooler temperatures arrive in SoCal, lasting into the weekend (ABC7)

12 apostles + 1 leader = 13

In 1910 Isador Coriat mentioned it in Abnormal Psychology, according to Wiki. The supposed unlucky nature of the number 13 -- which we were made to fear by the Church as it defamed our beautiful Moon, Earth's calendar with its 13 lunations or repeating phases, swapping it out with the solar Gregorian calendar, moving lunar calendars to lunisolar systems).

• HOW MANY MONTHS IN A YEAR? Doodling at work, wondering how often I should get paid my annual salary -- a month being every four weeks -- I stumbled on a math fact hidden in plain sight: How long is 4 weeks? It's 28 days. What is that called? It's called a month. How many months (moonths) in a year? Uh, um, 12? NO! Thirteen: 13x28=364+1 New Year's Day for turning around like a swimmer turning laps in an Olympic pool.
• SoCal faces natural disasters and rising stress: Here's how to manage anxiety and stay prepared
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• Ireland's oldest city is home to fascinating Viking history

Oh, Goddess Soma (Moon), forgive us.

Imagine a time when things made sense for the ancients. Our Moon Moon (Sin, Nanna, Soma, Chandra, Luna) was a calendar in the sky, the seasons came and went, the sun did its thing (going around in a halo, not over us, as depicted in ancient Buddhist, Jain, Hindu, Vedic cosmology, and the modern realization of hated genius Eric Dubay), the stars seemed to wander yet magically keep their positions as Earth, we are now told, spun at 1,000 MPH and wobbled and wiggled all through open space, while expanding with everything else). Hogwash. Here we are on a platform with things moving above us. The Moon and 13 are key, so to keep that from us, we must fear them.

Give us the Sun! We want the return of the Sun! We'll convert to Astrotheology and do whatever the Church says! Just bring back the Son with all your priests and their cult magic.

Time to break out the Edgar Allen Poe poetry.

Several authors claim fear of 13 is an older belief but have yet to produce evidence to document the claim. In fact, the earliest attestation of 13 being unlucky is found after the Middle Ages in Europe. So enjoy a dose of triskaidekaphobia until what we've lost becomes clear. This is the first FTT of the year after all. There will be one more (12/13/24) closer to Xmas.

California was overheating; now it's chilly.

Can't wait? Move to Dictator Maduro's new Venezuela, where he declared Oct. 1st as "Early Christmas" three months ahead of time in a bid to deflect criticism for taking over and the economy being bad. But imagine three extra months of the holiday season! That ought to cheer everyone up for smiley face authoritarianism rather than Orwellian truncheons and 1984 imagery.

• What did the first settlers in America really eat?
• Editorial, Wisdom Quarterly Wiki edit

Israel drags politics onto Eurovision

Eurovision 2024: Inside the fight over Israeli contestant Eden Golan and Israel's genocidal war on Gaza 

(The News Movement) May 2024: An exclusive investigation by The News Movement reveals how Israel's War on Gaza has made the 2024 Eurovision Song Contest the most divisive yet, as organizers face calls for a boycott over Israel participating in the competition at all.

Why do Jews hate Christians at the Western Wall?

Notice the literal armed IDF "giant" on the left?

This one's for Bibi and country!

The News Movement can also exclusively reveal that the racist father of Eden Golan, Israel's entry, has been accused of sharing Islamophobic (and therefore antisemitic) tropes about European Muslims on social media.

The Eurovision Song Contest insists it is "United By Music," but this documentary looks into how Israel's genocide, its conflict in the Middle East, has impacted the European competition.

(TodayUnpkd) Why do US anti-Zionist protesters

chant, "We don't want no two state/We want '48"?

• Deceptive fast talking: Most protesters would like to go back to 1948, to a time before Ashkenazi Jews from Europe decided to invade the Middle East as illegal migrants backed by an intentional misreading and misapplication of the Balfour Declaration. If at that time there was a Mandatory Palestine by British colonialists to throw off like the US did to the UK, that would be far better than the to have the mess "Jews fought to dismantle [and steal for themselves]" but could not and instead had the Jewish Rothschilds banking family pay Balfour to buy a country for Jews through imperialism, capitalism, militarism, and a long, slow genocide. Jews imposed one settler colonial project over another, one that treated Palestinians far worse than the British treated them. It seems all Zionist Jews do is engage in sophistry, lying, and rhetoric to try to rationalize their genocide and say it's not a genocide because Palestinians are not a "people." Who are these Ben Shapiro type lawyers sitting around coming up with all these vile excuses and twisted lines of logic?
• Why is Israel participating in a European competition at all? Is it part of "Europe" now? Does the United States of America get an entry?

The News Movement has approached the family of Eden Golan and the EBU for comment but are yet to hear back. #eurovision #eurovision2024 #israel #israelhamaswar #gaza #edengolan

Celebrities take sides: Kanye flipflops for Israel?

• Satan makes stars: Israeli Eden Golan, Irish Bambie Thug, Swiss Nemo, copying Taylor Swift's 'Satanic' concert rituals
• Jews for Justice (jvp.org)
• Not in our name! (ifnotnowmovement.org)
• Anti-Zionist Orthodox Jews for Palestine
• Jewis military veterans: breakingthesilence.org.il
• ‎شرش | Shoresh | שר”ש‎ (@shoresh_us) • Anti-Zionists
• Code Pink: Women for Peace
• American Veterans for Peace
• Amnesty International
• American Civil Liberties Union
• The News Movement, May 6, 2024; TodayUnpkd; Shauna Schwartz, Ashley Wells, Sheldon S., Pfc. Sandoval (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Birth of a Nazi: American Barry Young

Deeksha, SK POP, 11/26/23; Pfc. Sandoval, Sheldon S. (eds.), Wisdom Quarterly

Who is Barry Young? Cause for alarm and Jewish panic? Or a Texas university graduate who sparks outrage over wearing a simple, hurtful swastika armband in front of a Jewish synagogue, saying "America first" rather than Israel (SK POP).

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Leave him alone, he's just a baby! - He's 25. - Ah

Who is this all-American, newly minted neo-Nazi named Barry Young?

The Texas State University graduate has sparked outrage over wearing a swastika armband in front of a Jewish synagogue because he opposes Israel and all the money America wastes on imperial projects -- promoting militarism and settler colonialism, no matter how much money is wasted or suffering wrought on earth.

An incident involving a 25-year-old resident from Plano, Texas, identified as Barry Young, recently came to light.

He sparked outrage online for allegedly engaging in "antisemitic" activities because he doesn't like American foreign policy on Israel.

I like this Goyim's chutzpah. Call the Mossad and Shin Bet to use him as valuable propaganda.

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Young, who graduated from college, was reportedly seen holding a offensive sign and wearing a swastika armband while standing outside a synagogue, a Jewish temple, where attendees might be offended. What was this American citizen thinking?!

According to StopAntisemites on Twitter, the individual is reportedly associated with the Goyim [the Yiddish word for "Gentiles"] Defense League (GDL) and operates on the social media platform GAB under the name "Baby Face."

This must be a conspiracy theory. This could not possibly be true (rense.com)

It must be a strange coincidence. They can't ALL be Jewish (rense.com)

Barry Young does not care about Muslims or Jews, just Americans, white Americans.

They call me an "antisemite" in my beloved Palestine, Mea Shearim, Jerusalem (NK USA)

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Well, Barry Young is an adult and an American.

TRIGGER WARNING: The following article contains mentions of antisemitism. Reader discretion is advised. (Wear pearls to have something to clutch).

As per Mr. Young's LinkedIn profile, he works as a salesperson at Sherwin Williams paints. But his professional background also includes an internship at the political consulting firm Macias Strategies, where he was involved in organizing, fact-checking, and editing web pages. He collected information using internet databases and interacted with clients and volunteers.

A picture of him wearing the swastika armband is now doing the rounds on the internet, which has left many social media users outraged.

It is also worth noting that this adds to the growing concern about Jewish alarmism that there's always a surge in antisemitic sentiments and activities globally.

• Hating Israel will not free Palestine [but Barry doesn't care because when he grows up and becomes a Republican, he can cheerlead Israel for killing Muslims and Islamists] (The Telegraph)

He carries a sign to protest

Many Americans feel the same about violent Israel and petition Biden to make peace (AI).

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Protesters hold up "antisemitic" sign.

Earlier, on October 8, Barry Young was allegedly spotted standing alongside neo-Nazi Ronald Murray outside the Cathedral of Hope.

He was reportedly seen throwing up a Hitler salute (seig heil) while holding up Jewish imagery, as per @StopAntisemites on X.

They're ALL antisemites. Zionism rules.

"Disgusting individual": Social media users react to picture of Barry Young wearing a swastika band. Several social media users took to the comments section of @StopAntisemites' Twitter post and reacted to the picture of Barry Young by calling him "disgusting."

People also tagged Sherwin Williams, hoping to get him fired because that Young is currently working is unthinkable. They asked the organization to sack him immediately.

They're making me out to be other when I'm not.

It is worth noting that Jewish organizations insist there has been a surge in cases of antisemitism. The recent increase has been noted in schools and universities in the US and Canada.

The US has seen four times as many cases as usual since the October 7 Isarel-Palestine conflict began, according to the Anti-Defamation League, which tries to find ways to frame the data in the most shocking way possible.

France has reportedly witnessed 1,040 incidents of "alleged" antisemitism since Oct. 7, prompting Interior Minister Gerald Darmanin to express alarm over the sharp rise.

Meanwhile, the UK has reported about three times more hate crimes against Jews. The growing threats and violence have become a cause for concern, even alarm, prompting the Israeli government to offer advice to its citizens.

Ashkenazi Zionist Jewish supremacists exist?

[Many Jews in the West are dual citizens who really live in Israel out of guilt and a sense of obligation, except they prefer life in the West, so they are free to go back and forth to build up Zionist numbers.]

Israel advised Jews not to travel abroad and to avoid displaying Israeli and Jewish symbols outwardly while doing so, according to the Jewish Chronicle. More

• Not all Jews support "Israel" (nkusa.org)
• This is NOT a religious issue but greed for land
• NotInOurNameMovement.org
• American Veterans for Peace
• Code Pink: Women for Peace
• Jewish Voice for Peace (jvp.org)
• Hatred is the cause of the problem, not the solution
• American suspect in shooting of 3 Palestinian college students in Vermont pleads not guilty | CNN

COMMENTARY

This is about land and money.

What did we learn? Next to nothing. What motivates Barry Young? Who knows. Maybe watching the news or not understanding the European dream of Zionism or wishing that Jews would do their settler colonialism without charging the U.S. government for their project like this country did when it mostly independently killed off the Indians on this land for millennia before Europeans invaded.

• [Don't send Jews back to us in Ashkenaz ("Germany"), let them stay in the Middle East instead, might be the European, American, and Australian sentiment, which causes governments to fund Zionism ("return to Zion" movement), which means settling a Western colony no matter who is living there and needs to be thrown out and/or killed.
• After all, "might makes right" in the West: "Hamas is at war with the Middle East," German president says in arms dealing Israel
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