Yaron Ezrahi

Hebrew University

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Professor Emeritus of Political Science at Hebrew University in Jerusalem 

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In the chambers of Congress today, the  Prime Minister of Israel challenged the President of the United States .

Netanyahu Demands a "Better Deal"

In the chambers of Congress today, the Prime Minister of Israel challenged the President of the United States .

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