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Egypt: Arab Spring....Christian Winter?

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Our reporters in Egypt meet with the family of a victim of last weekend's violence. Coptic activist Mina Daniel was killed in clashes between protesters and the army. Also, a deal is reached for the release of Israeli soldier Gilad Shalit. He will be freed in a swap for over 1000 Palestinian prisoners. Finally, Palestinians estimate that Israel's policies in the West Bank and Gaza are costing them nearly 7 billion dollars a year.

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Arab "Palestinian" fake victims

by Anonyme - 24/10/2011 - 11:29

Why do you broadcast the filthy "Palestinian" propaganda, when they are still in the mud of self infliction (including use of its civilians, to make sure their kids die) and blame innocent Israelis who try to survive a constant genocide attempt by Arab-Muslims since the 1920s?

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