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By Dominic Green
An Israeli PM visiting is usually big news but Lapid slipped in and out of New York barely noticed by most in the US
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'The fight against antisemitism cannot be waged with words alone; it requires action. This is the time for action.'
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Yair Lapid called the inquiry 'tainted' in a letter to the UN
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