In the nasser neighborhood of the Gaza Strip, a few dozen men sit on white plastic chairs and sip bitter coffee at a wake for 13-year-old Abdullah al-Ifranji. The boy had been struck in the head by a policeman's bullet. Two days earlier, shortly after leaving his school across from the Islamic University, he walked into the middle of a violent demonstration. Handwritten condolences from Hamas, the radical Islamic group, hang on every wall of the house.
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