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And more often than not, it appears alongside the refrain: “From the river to the sea, Palestine will be free.” But this past week, the chant did not come from a megaphone or a protest sign.

Jewish newspapers bore the name, including The Palestine Post, which changed its name to The Jerusalem Post in 1950. The Palestine Orchestra, founded by Jews, became the Israel Philharmonic Orchestra.