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John Spencer, chair of urban warfare studies at West Point’s Modern War personally observed and wrote that, in order to prevent harm to Gazan civilians, the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) “has telegraphed almost every move ahead of time so civilians can relocate, nearly always ceding the element of surprise.” Of course, Israel’s advance warnings to protect civilians also enable Hamas to reposition its senior leaders and Israeli hostages through its tunnels, and plan attacks that endanger Israel’s soldiers.
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