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PodcastAn interview with journalist Jeff Sharlet on his new book about The Family, a Christian right ministry to some of the world's most powerful men.
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As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
As Jews throughout the world celebrate the founding of the state of Israel on May 14, 1948 (on the Hebrew calendar, it falls on May 8 this year), Palestinians mark the 60th anniversary of dispossession and exile, known as the nakba, or the catastrophe. For some of the ways you can act to remind the celebrants and the U.S.
