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Succumbing to pro-Israeli lobby?
Detained leading Arab-Israeli scholar Sheikh Raed Salah accuses British authorities of pandering to pro-Israeli groups.
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Palestinian activist Sheikh Raed Salah was barred from the UK due to unfair allegations from neo-conservatives.
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Quiet diplomacy: Ban's re-election bid
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