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Watching unrest in Egypt, US Jews voice many concerns, some hopes

American Jews' concerns center on the fear that a new regime in Egypt would not honor the peace with Israel. But other voices call for the community to embrace the cause of Egyptian freedom.
What's known about Iran-linked Alavi Foundation?

First set up by the Shah of Iran in the 1970s, the Alavi Foundation's alleged links to Iran have been under the scrutiny of federal investigators for years.

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Topic: American Center for Democracy

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Watching unrest in Egypt, US Jews voice many concerns, some hopes

What's known about Iran-linked Alavi Foundation?

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Focus Terrorist watch lists: Are they working as they should?

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