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A masked Fatah fighter mans a shielded .50 caliber machine gun near the Gaza City compound of Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas. Hours later, the compound fell to Hamas forces without a serious battle. (Dion Nissenbaum/MCT)

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