The Iran Lobby’s Next Move: Undermining U.S. Border Security
NIAC’s new cause.
May 25, 2016
In "Neighborhood Bully," an exiled man defends himself and gets called a bully for it.
In 1983, the American Jewish musician, who turned seventy-five yesterday, composed and recorded a song about the Jewish state, entitled “Neighborhood Bully.” While the song was written in the context of Israel’s war in Lebanon, the lyrics remain relevant. Gabe Friedman writes:
NIAC’s new cause.
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In "Neighborhood Bully," an exiled man defends himself and gets called a bully for it.
In 1983, the American Jewish musician, who turned seventy-five yesterday, composed and recorded a song about the Jewish state, entitled “Neighborhood Bully.” While the song was written in the context of Israel’s war in Lebanon, the lyrics remain relevant. Gabe Friedman writes:
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