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Global Sports Fraternity:
Anyone who attended the exhibition game between the New York Knicks and Israeli squad Maccabi Tel Aviv this past weekend probably didn’t expect emotions to be running high. The teams aren’t in the same league, the proceeds of the game were benefiting charity, and New York’s got a ton of jews. Smooth sailing, right?
Wrong. Thanks [...]
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