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There are traditionally four questions asked at the Passover Seder. But this doesn't mean that those are the only questions we may ask. On the contrary, those questions should be only a beginning. Here are four more questions for the Seder.
More and more often non-Jews are attending Passover seders. The welcome is warm and the shared experience, eye-opening.
perspective 'Palestinians' are to blame for Fedayeen Saddam By David D. Perlmutter
Using women and children as human shields and shooting them if they try to escape the fighting; positioning strong points, ammo dumps and gun emplacements inside or on hospitals and temples of worship; booby-trapping homes and schools; faking surrenders; murdering POWs; and now homicide bombings. These are tactics that American and British troops still face -- and inevitably will continue to die of -- in the sands and among the mud bricks of Iraq. The culprits, in the main, are the "Fedayeen Saddam" a fanatical paramilitary group, comprised partly of foreigners and who seem to be the
last holdouts fighting for the old regime.
To longtime observers of the paramilitaries of the West Bank and the Gaza Strip such tactics are
depressingly familiar.
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