If there was any doubt, it turns out that things can still get worse. After very immoderate American pressure, Israel lifted the siege on the Gaza Strip and allowed goods to enter through entities other than that failed American project, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
If there was any doubt, it turns out that things can still get worse. After very immoderate American pressure, Israel lifted the siege on the Gaza Strip and allowed goods to enter through entities other than that failed American project, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.
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