Effect of Case on U.S.-Israel Relations Downplayed
                   
nysun.com     Apr 23, 2008          

WASHINGTON — Jewish leaders and the State Department are moving to dispel concerns that the indictment of an 84-year-old retired military engineer for passing nuclear secrets to Israel will rupture America's relationship with the Jewish state. Responding to queries from reporters concerning the... [read full story]                

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