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May 2, 2012
Israeli commanders won’t be charged in Cast Lead killings
Israel\’s military said it will take no legal actions against the commanders who ordered the attack on a compound that resulted in the deaths of 21 members of a Palestinian family.
UC student senator’s Muslim costume causes controversy
Leaders of Muslim student groups at the University of California, San Diego, are upset after a photo of a student senator dressed in Muslim garb circulated on the Internet.
Israel’s Air Force strikes tunnel in northern Gaza
Israel\’s Air Force fired on a tunnel in the northern Gaza Strip that the military said is used for terrorist purposes.
Ex-congressman Sam Gejdenson tapped for U.S. religions commission
Sam Gejdenson, a former congressman who is the child of Holocaust survivors, was named to the U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom.
Ohio charity removed from terrorist list
A now-defunct Muslim charity was removed from a U.S. government list of suspected terrorist organizations following a legal battle of more than four years.
Argentine soccer club loses points due to anti-Semitic fans
An Argentine soccer club lost points after a penalty was leveled due to anti-Semitic chants made by its fans.\n
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