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On the night of November 4th 2008 the security situation between Israel and the Gaza Strip took a sharp turn for the worst. For the first time since the Israeli-Hamas ceasefire took effect in June, IDF forces launched an operation in the Gaza Strip to destroy a tunnel to be used by Hamas terrorists to infiltrate into Israeli and kidnap another IDF soldier. Yet, since the IDF operation took place, the Israeli-Hamas ceasefire has spiralled out of control, with over 70 rockets being fired by Gaza terrorists at Israeli communities bordering the Gaza Strip. The critical question now facing both sides is what comes next. Infolive.tv travelled to the Gaza-Israel border to see what residents thought about the future of the ceasefire. 11/10/08

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