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Top US Commander in Middle East Resigns
Top US Commander in Middle East Resigns
Israel and Hamas reportedly agreed to a 30-day ceasefire. But after a four-day lull in hostilities, Palestinians fired a rocket at Ashkelon; Israel issued a warning to Hamas in response. Meanwhile, Palestinian PM Abbas blamed Israeli Defense Minister Ehud Barak for stalled peace talks.
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