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More than two weeks after Hamas militants rampaged through a string of sleepy farming towns, many Israelis are furious at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government, not just for failing to prevent the attack, but for failing to come to their aid afterward.

“It has to be clear. The government is completely incompetent,” said Ruvi Dar, a clinical psychologist and university professor who has been counseling survivors evacuated from their homes.

“It has to be clear. The government is completely incompetent,” said Ruvi Dar, a clinical psychologist and university professor who has been counseling survivors evacuated from their homes.

“It has to be clear. The government is completely incompetent,” said Ruvi Dar, a clinical psychologist and university professor who has been counseling survivors evacuated from their homes.

“It has to be clear. The government is completely incompetent,” said Ruvi Dar, a clinical psychologist and university professor who has been counseling survivors evacuated from their homes.

“It has to be clear. The government is completely incompetent,” said Ruvi Dar, a clinical psychologist and university professor who has been counseling survivors evacuated from their homes.

JERUSALEM — More than two weeks after Hamas militants rampaged through a string of sleepy farming towns, many Israelis are furious at Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government, not just for failing to prevent the attack, but for failing to come to their aid afterward. While the military is launching unrelenting

Though Israel now has one of its largest cabinets ever, few of its 39 ministers are serving the country's wartime needs, with most power centralized in Netanyahu

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Is it possible that the war in the Middle East could eventually go nuclear?  If the fighting could have been limited to just Israel and Hamas, I think that there would have been a zero percent chance of Israel using nuclear weapons.