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nitor For both Hamas and Israel, there are reasons to escalate Dan Murphy November 16, 2012 -- Israel and Palestinian militants in the besieged Gaza Strip are veering dangerously close to getting locked into a cycle of retaliation and revenge that could run for weeks. Though many are wondering why b

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— badly needed to restore the Palestinian legislature after a split five years ago with Hamas, the Islamist movement that has governed the coastal Gaza Strip ever since. "I think that a lot of people across the political spectrum are hoping and working to use these elections as a starting point toward na

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