How Trump's antisemitism envoy tried to remove Israeli cyber firm from blacklist
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The article reports that an antisemitism envoy appointed by former President Donald Trump attempted to remove an Israeli cybersecurity firm from a blacklist. This action highlights diplomatic efforts regarding Israeli companies during the Trump administration. The story is covered by Haaretz.
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