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Elise Labott, Colum Lynch, Robbie Gramer

Why the Gaza Cease-Fire Won’t Mean Peace

Palestinian children walk amid the rubble of buildings, destroyed by Israeli strikes, in Beit Hanoun in the Gaza Strip on May 21. Emmanuel Dunand/AFP via Getty Images

ADAISSEH, Lebanon—A tenuous calm settled over Gaza on Friday, almost a full day into a cease-fire that ended 11 days of violence. The rockets and airstrikes are finished for now but not the grievances that fueled an uprising among Palestinians from Ramallah to Jerusalem, through Haifa, Israel, and into Beirut and Amman. The cease-fire won’t bring Palestinians and Israelis any closer to reconciliation—far from it.

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