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The World Cup Returns to the Temple of Football, and There Is a Sense of Divine Providence in Mexico City

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

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  • The article page features a headline about the World Cup returning to the temple of football and a sense of divine providence in Mexico City.
  • The body also includes several unrelated Israeli news items and opinion teasers.
The World Cup Returns to the Temple of Football, and There Is a Sense of Divine Providence in Mexico City
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