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Israel may soon learn occupation and devastation are no guarantee of security

Sydney Morning Herald - World ·
Israel may soon learn occupation and devastation are no guarantee of security

Militaries are rarely good occupiers.

Time and demographics usually wear down the occupying power, and the reasons why occupation initially made sense rarely apply at the end.

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