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Jewish lobby attacks book about West Bank boy LONDON: Jewish pressure groups are calling on a publisher to withdraw a children’s book about a Palestinian boy... Published 24 Aug, 2003 12:00am
Cannes accused of ‘Taliban thinking’ CANNES: The Cannes film festival is an uncomfortable place to be an American. Or that at least is how it is ... Published 22 May, 2003 12:00am
