Hamas Militants Managed to Move Two Israeli Hostages Between Locations – Above Ground, in Broad Daylight – Without Any Fear of an IDF Rescue Mission. Wasn't Operation Gideon's Chariots Supposed to Diminish Hamas' Abilities?
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Hamas militants managed to move two Israeli hostages between locations – above ground, in broad daylight – without any fear of an IDF rescue mission. Wasn't Operation Gideon's Chariots supposed to diminish Hamas' abilities?
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