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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.Just some background on Haaretz.com. No judgement, just FYI.
Media fact check.com found Haaretz news has not failed a factual check to date. Haaretez is an Isreali-American publication.Tends to use loaded language and terms, but remains factual despite. Is a liberal leaning Editorial bias.
t1nick
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Thanks for checking them out.
I love the idea that cultures have been interacting and trading for millennia.
Not just goods but ideas and narratives have passed through the lives of millions of peoples.
I am sure our Bronze Age forebears would be horrified at what we have done to the legacy they gave us.
Geoffrey51
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