Nearly two years of demonstrations have failed to push Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reach a deal with Hamas that would end the war and free the remaining captives.
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Nearly two years of demonstrations have failed to push Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reach a deal with Hamas that would end the war and free the remaining captives.
By Aaron Boxerman
Israelis strike, protest in call for release of hostages, end of war - UPI.com
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Thousands took to the streets in Tel Aviv, demanding the government reach a deal with Hamas
