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Israel / Omri Ben-Ezra / Sharon Gat / Nati Stern #1211644

CBS Evening News for Tuesday, Feb 27, 2018
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School shootings are rare outside the United States and virtually unheard of in Israel. So what are the Israelis doing differently? Jonathan Vigliotti went there to find out. So we're here at a high school in Tel Aviv and this is a very typical scene. An armed guard standing outside the main entrance of this school. This is not by choice, but by law. Since 1974, there had been a half dozen terror attacks on Israeli schools. We've come here to meet Principal Nati Stern. [Principal, Municipal Scho...
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