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The delay in launching a ground operation in Gaza is exacerbating the crisis of trust between the government and the military and within the government itself ■ After freeing two elderly Israeli women, Hamas hopes that a partial release of hostages will relieve some of the international pressure it is under
The growing wait for a ground maneuver in the Gaza Strip is shredding the nerves of the public, the military and the government.
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