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Amram Zur

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “member of the jewish brigade and later became the first travel ministry commissioner for north america”. Today it says “israel 's first travel ministry commissioner”.
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Amram Zur (died 2005 ) was an member of the Jewish Brigade and later became the first travel ministry commissioner for North America. He was instrumental in increasing the number of visitors to Israel in the 1970's and 1980's and organized the first "peace cruise" travelling between Israel and Egypt.1

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Then

member of the jewish brigade and later became the first travel ministry commissioner for north america

Now

israel 's first travel ministry commissioner

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