Trump's victory in 2016 inspired a series about cyber warfare
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By Felix Pope
The veteran of many successful Israeli TV series believes this is her best role yet
By Francine White
This deep connection had a tremendous effect on the image of the British in Israel for years
By Einav Schiff
Michael Bond was gripped by the sight of these young Jewish children stepping off a train at Reading station
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The second series sees lil Dicky creatively blocked and pining for lost, authentic love
By Josh Howie
Peace TV, which has has repeatedly been condemned by Ofcom for broadcasting hate speech, is to be immediately dissolved on the orders of the Charity Commission
By David Rose
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