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Some Hamas leaders have been speaking in Arabic of “a coming stage” against Israel. Many Middle East analysts are also discussing a possibility of an “Intifada III.” Unlike the first two “uprisings,” the Palestinian Arabs now have press and broadcast apparatuses at their disposal.

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|Some Hamas leaders have been speaking in Arabic of “a coming stage” against Israel. Many Middle East analysts are also discussing a possibility of an “Intifada III.” Unlike the first two “uprisings,” the Palestinian Arabs now have press and broadcast apparatuses at their disposal.
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