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When we travel and see monuments we look at them and remember the significant event or person that is commemorated. Rarely, do we see an irony in these monuments. However, the monument at Gilgal commemorates a significant event, but will soon in Israel’s history become an icon of irony. What is the irony of this monument? If you are interested in hearing the answer to this question please stay tuned as we hear A Monumental Moment.
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