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Eye on the World
May 18, 2015
Eye on the world: True reconciliation
By Sentinel staff
In an editorial titled “Fifty years on, practical lessons from German-Israeli friendship,” The Christian Science Monitor writes of Germany and Israel’s “remarkable reconciliation” since the Holocaust, noting that it “sets an example for other people either coping with the wounds of mass slaughter or trying to take responsibility for being a perpetrator of such crimes.”
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