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an-backed Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasranah Following the money: How much of Iran deal's sanctions relief will fund terror? By Aline Dain Sharon and Sean Savage/JNS.org Beyond the recently reached nuclear deal's implications for Iran's nuclear program itself, much of the fear about the agreement centers on

ns to terror groups such as Hezbollah, Hamas, and Islamic Jihad, as well as to the regime of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. New Jersey attorney Stephen M. Flatow recalled that when he sued Iran in 1998 for the murder of his daughter, Alisa Flatow, by the Palestinian terrorist group Islamic Jihad in 1995, he

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the left-wing group that claims to be staunchly opposed to Isr=eli settlements, has embraced an Israeli settlement. What? How can that=be? Columnist Stephen M. Flatow explains. Read </rpan>more. </a <http://jns.usS.list- manage2.com/track/click?u=20b32ab0e3=159f006699472&ith95235bc87f&e=396a6a8SeS> <=a> <http://j

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Western Wall issue, Israeli Jews who could be hit b= Syrian mortars or Hamas rockets are the ones doing the real fighting,=writes JNS.org columnist Stephen M. Flatow. Read c/=pan> <http://jns.us5.list- manage.com/track/click?u=20b32abOe32=591006699472&id=f2661ba36f&e=396a6a8SeS> <http://gallery.mailchimp.com/=0b