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3 years after the Hamas-led attacks, Israelis are returning to areas near Gaza

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Carrie Kahn
3 years after the Hamas-led attacks, Israelis are returning to areas near Gaza
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Three years after the October 7th Hamas-led attacks, residents are returning to Israeli communities near the Gaza border. The region is seeing a rebound driven by a mix of solidarity and a sense of security provided by the ongoing Israeli military presence.

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The repopulation of the Gaza border region is a significant development in the ongoing geopolitical conflict, reflecting the complex social and security dynamics of the area.

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Three years after the October 7th attacks, Israel’s southern border with Gaza is undergoing a dramatic rebound. That region was nearly abandoned after thousands of Hamas-led militants attacked Israeli communities. That attack killed nearly 12-hundred people, and 250 more were taken hostage. Now, residents are back. Some are driven by solidarity with the victims of October 7th.

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