"The day after" has become a cliche in talking about Gaza, in Israel and abroad. Everyone asks what will happen when the fighting stops, who will govern and what will be in the Strip. From Israel's perspective, the answer has been around for decades.
"The day after" has become a cliche in talking about Gaza, in Israel and abroad. Everyone asks what will happen when the fighting stops, who will govern and what will be in the Strip. From Israel's perspective, the answer has been around for decades.
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