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01/05/2009WASHINGTON, Jan 5 (OneWorld.net) - Israel should immediately allow journalists and human rights monitors into the Gaza Strip as their presence could help reduce casualities by detering abuse by both sides to the conflict, urged an international human rights watchdog Monday.
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