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(Jerusalem Post) Ohad Merlin - M. spoke to the Jerusalem Post from his current location in southern Gaza. He says the high prices are not due to a lack of goods. "The Rafah crossing is operating well, and aid enters in a very large amount, and there is never a shortage. However, the distribution of aid is in the hands of Hamas, which means it does not reach all the displaced people." "There is no solution except by [Israel] entering Rafah and pressing the fighting until there is great pressure on Hamas. Many Gazans hope that Israel will end the war and eliminate Hamas quickly. They reject the 'resistance' and will not accept Hamas again in power." 2024-03-28 00:00:00Full Article
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(Jerusalem Post) Ohad Merlin - M. spoke to the Jerusalem Post from his current location in southern Gaza. He says the high prices are not due to a lack of goods. "The Rafah crossing is operating well, and aid enters in a very large amount, and there is never a shortage. However, the distribution of aid is in the hands of Hamas, which means it does not reach all the displaced people." "There is no solution except by [Israel] entering Rafah and pressing the fighting until there is great pressure on Hamas. Many Gazans hope that Israel will end the war and eliminate Hamas quickly. They reject the 'resistance' and will not accept Hamas again in power." 2024-03-28 00:00:00Full Article
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