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Amichai Chikli says either Hamas disarms ‘or we will have to return to fighting’Amichai Chikli says either Hamas disarms ‘or we will have to return to fighting’
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It is not over, yet
Arab indicted for passing sensitive information to Iran during June operationAmichai Chikli says either Hamas disarms ‘or we will have to return to fighting’Amichai Chikli says either Hamas disarms ‘or we will have to return to fighting’
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