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Israel's military must be ruthless in Gaza, West Bank - opinion
This is the necessary Israeli strategic posture; this is the Israeli reality. It is the only true path to Israeli security, and ultimately to regional peace.
IDF SOLDIERS operate in Hebron, this week: Israel must ensure that the West Bank is not militarized over the long term with its own forces, says the writer
(photo credit:
WISAM HASHLAMOUN/FLASH90
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By
DAVID M. WEINBERG
AUGUST 12, 2022 11:02
Updated:
AUGUST 12, 2022 11:41
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