75 Years After Anne Frank, Israel-Sudan Relations

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75 Years After Anne Frank, Israel-Sudan Relations

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On this week’s episode of People of the Pod, we commemorate the 75th anniversary of Anne Frank’s death by asking young people whether they know who she was. Then, Eliseo Neuman, Director of AJC’s Africa Institute, explains the latest developments between Israel and Sudan.

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