After the ‘mother of all wars’, I found regret and celebration on the streets of Beersheba ()

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After the ‘mother of all wars’, I found regret and celebration on the streets of Beersheba

In this Israeli city there is support for the fragile ceasefire. But many want Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to go further to consolidate Israel’s position in the Middle East.

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