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November 17, 2012

All Eyes on Egypt

The Independent, The Independent

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Even as the international community's calls for "de-escalation" are becoming more urgent, the fighting in Gaza is only intensifying. Following Wednesday's killing of the head of Hamas's military wing, the air strikes on Gaza and the rocket attacks into Israel have been steadily increasing, and the death toll with them.

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TAGGED: Mohamed Morsi, Muslim Brotherhood, Gaza, Israel, Egypt

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