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How elite corporate lawyers dominate the U.S. Supreme Court docket
How elite corporate lawyers dominate the U.S. Supreme Court docket - 03:17
Where the sea is closing in
Where the sea is closing in - 03:42
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"You just can't beat the ocean": Watching the water rise on Virginia's shore - 08:11
Re-homing victim: \
Re-homing victim: "I could have been dead" - 08:24
Cops and loggers in the Amazon rainforest
Cops and loggers in the Amazon rainforest - 04:02
Billions in Pentagon spending down a black hole
Billions in Pentagon spending down a black hole - 04:37
The economic empire behind Iran's supreme leader
The economic empire behind Iran's supreme leader - 02:16
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"Passed around like a dog" - 06:32
Adopted, then abandoned online
Adopted, then abandoned online - 13:22
How the DEA keeps its secrets secret
How the DEA keeps its secrets secret - 01:37
Meet the body brokers
Meet the body brokers - 10:18
Shock Tactics, Part 2: As Taser warns of more and more risks, cities bear burden in court
Shock Tactics, Part 2: As Taser warns of more and more risks, cities bear burden in court - 06:44
Russian elites invested in Trump buildings: documents
Russian elites invested in Trump buildings: documents - 02:26
Special Report: Brennan ushers in sweeping changes at CIA
Special Report: Brennan ushers in sweeping changes at CIA - 02:15
Chinese high-rollers play 'shill' game in Vegas
Chinese high-rollers play 'shill' game in Vegas - 02:19
W. Virginia weathers fallout from coal collapse
W. Virginia weathers fallout from coal collapse - 02:04
Reuse and abuse: How Asia’s test-prep centers game the SAT
Reuse and abuse: How Asia’s test-prep centers game the SAT - 03:02
SPECIAL REPORT: Flint-like dangers in private wells
SPECIAL REPORT: Flint-like dangers in private wells - 02:34
A drug epidemic’s most vulnerable victims
A drug epidemic’s most vulnerable victims - 02:58
‘When you’re using, you think it’s OK’
‘When you’re using, you think it’s OK’ - 02:20
A baby in withdrawal
A baby in withdrawal - 00:35
‘I was in labor, in the bathroom, shooting heroin’
‘I was in labor, in the bathroom, shooting heroin’ - 03:53
Al-Qaeda detainee alleges CIA sexual abuse
Al-Qaeda detainee alleges CIA sexual abuse - 02:09

Israel's fastest-growing minority threatens to "explode"

Tuesday, November 25, 2014 - 24:41

The bedouin Arabs of southern Israel are overwhelmingly young, impoverished, and increasingly alienated from the Jewish state, a situation that government officials and experts say poses a threat to the country if unresolved. A Reuters original documentary produced and reported by Zachary Goelman with funding from the International Center for Journalists.

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Israel's fastest-growing minority threatens to "explode"

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