As Israel stands hours away from the long-awaited release of 22 hostages — including a Nepali and an Israeli presumed dead — from nearly two years in Hamas captivity, a shocking act of division stained a moment meant for national unity, an embarrassing act of classlessness from those who don’t accept democracy nor masterful statecraft. | Read More in Virtual Jerusalem
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