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'Will you be Arab forever?' When Israeli four-year-olds interviewed Ahmad Tibi

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“Will you be Arab forever?' When Israeli four-year-olds interviewed Ahmad Tibi”

In a 2012 interview, veteran Arab lawmaker Ahmad Tibi assured two Israeli children he didn't want to throw them into the sea, as the girl's uncle had claimed. They then asked to be thrown into a pool – 'but only with floaties'

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