Fourth Time's the Charm

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Fourth Time's the Charm

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Mar 16, 2021

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With the March 23 Knesset election fast approaching, Times of Israel Political Correspondent Tal Schneider takes a look at where the different parties stand and whether this fourth election in the span of two years can deliver a more conclusive result for Israelis.Support the show

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Mar 16, 2021

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Fourth Time's the Charm

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