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‘It is ours’: Meet the far-right Israeli settlers who want to build homes in Gaza

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What The Sydney Morning Herald reported

While many Palestinians dream of escaping the ruins of Gaza, Israeli settler activists cannot wait for the chance to move in.

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  1. The Sydney Morning Herald Australia ‘It is ours’: Meet the far-right Israeli settlers who want to build homes in Gaza While many Palestinians dream of escaping the ruins of Gaza, Israeli settler activists cannot wait for the chance to move in. 25 Oct · Tier 3

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