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Al Jazeera Correspondents: Identity and Exile - Part Two

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Identity and Exile - Part Two

Al Jazeera English | December 12, 2016

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A journey to uncover how Judaism in America has become inextricably linked to Zionism and how support for Israel has come to define one's Jewishness.

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A journey to uncover how Judaism in America has become inextricably linked to Zionism and how support for Israel has come to define one's Jewishness.

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