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Attacking the issues first

By Jeremy Ben-Ami
The scathing, ad hominem attack of Hillel Stavis on J Street and on me in last week's Advocate would ordinarily not prompt me to respond. While always saddened when those who disagree with J Street and its vision for a secure Israel choose name-calling rather than a serious discussion of the issues, I generally feel such attacks are not worthy of response.

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