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    A Historic Cataclysm in the Middle East

    Hamas’s attacks could be a daring single-day raid or the start of a regional war of a scale not seen since 1973.
    by Graeme Wood Oct 07, 2023 3 minutes
    Source: Hatem Moussa / AP

    War is a perpetual concern in Israel, but it has been decades since Israelis have had to wonder whether today might be the day that their borders will be overrun and their enemies will go building to building deciding whom to slaughter. Early this morning, a few Israeli military outposts and settlements saw an apparent preview of that nightmare—an operation by Hamas that could be a daring single-day raid or the start of a regional war of a scale not seen since 1973. Hamas fired rockets at Israel

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