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New York Mayor's Wife Leads Controversial Corsica Retreat Framing Mary as Oppressed Palestinian Rama Dawaji, wife of New York Mayor Zohren Mamdani, is hosting an expensive retreat in Corsica that depicts Mary as an oppressed Palestinian woman, sparking criticism for historical distortion and high costs.
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What happened 01 Rama Dawaji leads a luxury retreat in Corsica portraying Mary as an oppressed Palestinian woman. 02 The event is held at a 15th-century monastery with prices from 2,890 to 4,600 euros per participant. 03 Critics accuse the retreat of distorting historical facts about Jesus' Jewish identity for profit. 04 The retreat includes prayer, lectures, and meals, costing up to $5,000 per attendee. 05 The event has ignited controversy over its political message and expensive price tag. 06 Questions remain about the retreat's contribution to historical truth or public benefit. Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv , the latest report. Read Maariv’s original The coverage
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