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    "text": "The jihadist attacks on Syria's Druze minority are giving Israel an excuse to intervene. Netanyahu prefers chaos over a consolidated Syrian government, even if it is moderate. Trump's sanctions are making jihadist gains more likely. Tulsi just wants to bring back Assad.",
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        "title": "As Syria’s Druze minority reels from violence, Israel pursues an opening",
        "description": "Attacks on the Druze by Islamist gunmen backing the new Syrian government have pushed some in the community to welcome Israeli promises of protection."
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