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Israel's youth carry the burden of a forever war in Gaza before ever casting a ballot
Around 100 teens gathered on Monday, under the sweltering sun, outside the Tel Aviv branch of the Education Ministry. Offering a civics lesson to anyone entering through its revolving doors, they held a banner reading "Without the hostages, there's no school," and chanted "Bring them all home now!" to a drumbeat. The students declared they would not begin the routine of a new school year without a hostage deal and a cease-fire in Gaza.
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