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Tag Archives: Nobel Peace Prize
The Nobel Peace Prize Winner’s Israel Connection
by Rabbi Shraga Simmons In 2014, pick-up trucks bearing the ISIS black flag stormed into the village of Kocho in northern Iraq, with the stated goal of ethnically cleansing all Yazidis. While 19-year-old Nadia Murad watched in horror, jihadists savagely slaughtered … Continue reading
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Tagged Hoda Muthana, Israel, Nadia Murad, Nobel Peace Prize, Northern Iraq, Rabbi Benjamin Blech, slave market, Yazidis
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