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Does the US operate 400-metre tall towers/antennas in Israel?

No, the American are operating a Radar that is located in Har Qeren, the 400 meter antennas are operated by Israel. From a 2008 article talking about the detection devices that will be built. It's ...
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Would US president Theodore Roosevelt refer to his political enemies as "vermin"?

Google Books is too limited for me to get the full context, but this is what I have, evidently from a letter he wrote in 1900. From The years of preparation, 1868-1900 - Page 1356: …which will help ...
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"Most kids don't even know that Hamas is a terrorist organization"?

"kids" isn't clearly defined, but most polls look at age groups 18+. In the lowest age bracket, I've found two polls showing that a significant percentage do not view Hamas as a terrorist ...
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"Most kids don't even know that Hamas is a terrorist organization"?

A couple more details from the Harvard/Harris poll found by tim. There were actually 2 related Qs in this one: Do you think Hamas is more appropriately called an armed Palestinian group or a ...
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Was Stuart Seldowitz "Obama's former/ex-director of the National Security Council"?

A Whitehouse.gov press release from 2009 lists "Mr. Stuart Seldowitz, Acting Director for South Asia, NSC". A Foreign Policy article from 2010 clarifies the structure a little: [Michael] ...
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Did Stuart Seldowitz work as Deputy Director/Senior Political Officer in the US State Department's Office of Israel and Palestinian Affairs?

Mostly True The source for that claim seems to be Gotham Government Relations, Stuart Seldowitz, former Director of the National Security Council (NSC) under President Obama and former diplomat for ...
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Does an Arrow 3 cost more than 10 times less than its closest US equivalent (SM-3 Block IIA)?

The United States contract to Raytheon for the SM-3 Block IIA antiballistic missile is $2.7b for 62 units, which includes development cost, procurement, and ongoing support. This works out to about $...
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