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centerREPORTNYC comptroller backtracks on buying Israeli bonds by saying they aren't a good investment
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The comptroller of New York City, an avowed supporter of Israel, has backtracked on his pledge to purchase the country’s bonds, citing deteriorating credit conditions and financial risks in the country. Mark Levine, a Democrat who campaigned on buying Israeli bonds, told The New York Times that he has decided against the move.

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