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Published: 29 December, 2008, 20:04

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TAGS: Conflict, Military, Interview

After years of rocket attacks by Hamas, the Israeli attacks are an appropriate response and will only stop when Hamas agrees to a complete ceasefire, says Raanan Gissin, an advisor to former Israeli PM Ariel Sharon.

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