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A Lebanese Worship Song Called for Peace. Again. And Again.

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A Lebanese Worship Song Called for Peace. Again. And Again.
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On a May evening, Claudette El Hajj organized five buses to bring 150 people displaced by the war in Lebanon to a worship night in a hilltop town overlooking Beirut. Many were Christians who had been forced to flee their homes in southern Lebanon due to heavy fighting between Hezbollah and Israel. B

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