Benny Avni

UN Correspondent for the New York Sun

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United Nations Correspondent for the New York Sun and New York Correspondent for Israel Radio

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Yesterday, President Bush told the United Nations that peace between Israel and the Palestinians was one of the great objectives of his presidency.

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Yesterday, President Bush told the United Nations that peace between Israel and the Palestinians was one of the great objectives of his presidency.

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