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English, 22.01.2022 19:40 monserratmendezca20

Which statement expresses the central idea that unites the supporting ideas in this paragraph? A. The Holocaust was a tragedy of immense proportions.
B. In Israel, calling someone a “Nazi” may soon be more than just offensive; it may be illegal.
C. In Israel, the government is hoping to teach younger generations that jokes are inappropriate.
D. Governments around the world have laws banning Holocaust denial and the use of Nazi symbolism.

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