Hamas said Israel killed Farah Hamed, a commander in Gaza. [1] Vinnews filed the Wednesday announcement. [1] An announcement is not a second war and not Thursday's agency stamp. Print Hamas's sentence. Do not print confirmed as an Israeli verb.

The desk prints what Wednesday gave it; Wednesday gave no an IDF PDF dated today. Leave a named confirmation to the edition that owns a named confirmation. A named killing is not a cease-fire.

Print Hamas said. Print not confirmed as the agencies' word. Wednesday is not a closed Gaza file.

Hamas said remains Wednesday's verb, not Thursday's agency stamp.
Wednesday is not a closed Gaza file on this Jerusalem world desk still.
A named killing is still not a cease-fire on this Wednesday desk.
Said is the load-bearing verb in Gaza copy; claims arrive faster than confirmations. IDF certification belongs to Thursday. Wednesday reports who said what, nothing more.

Load-bearing verbs carry claims; Wednesday's verb is said. Certification comes Thursday. Nothing more prints.

Thursday's IDF file waits; Wednesday prints Hamas said Farah Hamed. Said is the verb. Confirmations come later.

Wednesday prints Hamas said Farah Hamed. Said is the verb. Confirmations come later.

Farah Hamed, Hamas said, was a Gaza commander Israel killed. Vinnews carried that Wednesday claim, not an IDF PDF. Confirmation is Thursday's verb if it comes. Said is the only word this page stops on.
Confirmation is Thursday's verb if it comes. Wednesday prints said, not confirmed. Vinnews is not an IDF PDF.

Confirmation is Thursday's verb if it comes. Wednesday prints said, not confirmed. Vinnews is not an IDF PDF.

-- YOSEF STERN, Jerusalem