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With the Turks in Palestine

Amidst the suffering and hopes of Belgium, Poland, and Serbia, there lies a small, tormented nation—a place so distant that its cries for help remain unheard.

Podcast · By Alexander Aaronsohn · English · US · Official site

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Aug 24, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 24, 2026

    Age of Elizabeth-Mandell Creighton (opens the original)

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    Amidst the suffering and hopes of Belgium, Poland, and Serbia, there lies a small, tormented nation—a place so distant that its cries for help remain unheard. This is the land of perpetual sacrifice, where Abraham nearly sacrificed his son, and where Moses glimpsed a beauty that would always remain just out of reach—a promised land filled with profound significance. Palestine! Despite the absence of war correspondents and relief efforts, countless souls endure the deepest anguish, the agony

  2. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    Boots and Saddles-Elizabeth Bacon Custer (opens the original)

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    Amidst the suffering and hopes of Belgium, Poland, and Serbia, there lies a small, tormented nation—a place so distant that its cries for help remain unheard. This is the land of perpetual sacrifice, where Abraham nearly sacrificed his son, and where Moses glimpsed a beauty that would always remain just out of reach—a promised land filled with profound significance. Palestine! Despite the absence of war correspondents and relief efforts, countless souls endure the deepest anguish, the agony

  3. Episode · Aug 22, 2026

    Chronicles of Canada Volume 11 - The Winning of Canada a Chronicle of Wolfe-William Wood (opens the original)

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    Amidst the suffering and hopes of Belgium, Poland, and Serbia, there lies a small, tormented nation—a place so distant that its cries for help remain unheard. This is the land of perpetual sacrifice, where Abraham nearly sacrificed his son, and where Moses glimpsed a beauty that would always remain just out of reach—a promised land filled with profound significance. Palestine! Despite the absence of war correspondents and relief efforts, countless souls endure the deepest anguish, the agony

  4. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Stories of the Coal Mine-Frank Mundell (opens the original)

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    Amidst the suffering and hopes of Belgium, Poland, and Serbia, there lies a small, tormented nation—a place so distant that its cries for help remain unheard. This is the land of perpetual sacrifice, where Abraham nearly sacrificed his son, and where Moses glimpsed a beauty that would always remain just out of reach—a promised land filled with profound significance. Palestine! Despite the absence of war correspondents and relief efforts, countless souls endure the deepest anguish, the agony

  5. Episode · Aug 20, 2026

    Gallipoli-John Masefield (opens the original)

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    Amidst the suffering and hopes of Belgium, Poland, and Serbia, there lies a small, tormented nation—a place so distant that its cries for help remain unheard. This is the land of perpetual sacrifice, where Abraham nearly sacrificed his son, and where Moses glimpsed a beauty that would always remain just out of reach—a promised land filled with profound significance. Palestine! Despite the absence of war correspondents and relief efforts, countless souls endure the deepest anguish, the agony

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