Commentary
Let’s face it. The right to speak freely, openly, and honestly is a thing of the past. Today, freedom of expression comes with conditions, especially if you’re on the right politically.
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Elad Hakim
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Elad Hakim
contributor
Mr. Hakim is a political commentator and writer who is fluent in both English and Hebrew. His articles have been published in The Federalist, The Western Journal, American Thinker, World Net Daily, Sun-Sentinel, The Epoch Times and other online publications.
