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Tamar Gozansky

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Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Operation Peace for Netanyahu

Here, with perfect timing, organized precisely now, just two months before the elections, comes an escalation in the south: Bombing led to the firing of missiles, which led to bombing, and so on and so forth.

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