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Israel’s High Court of Justice considered petitions filed by opposition legislators challenging the involvement of private businesspeople in the peace talks at Camp David. In one petition, the court gave Prime Minister Ehud Barak five days to explain why the involvement of Yossi Ginossar, who has business dealings with the Palestinian Authority, is not a […]https://www.jta.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/jta-long-logo-bw.jpg600315