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The Israelis have also relaxed restrictions on residents of squalid, overcrowded Gaza. They no longer need military passes to go to the West Bank, and there is a new bus service to help them make the trip. It is already abundantly clear that many of the travelers do not stop with a visit to friends and relatives but go right on across the Jordan to stay. Israel is not at all annoyed that the reverse flow of Gaza refugees —people long nourished on a hatred for Jews—almost matches the number of Arabs still coming in the other direction.