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"Now, times have changed and militancy is in the air everywhere."
Even women's and baby clothing stores stock generous racks of camouflage.
"It's normal in a land that knows only wars to find people attracted to this style," says Abu al-Hassan, a customer in Jarbua's store.
Hassan says he is a Hamas loyalist who hangs propaganda posters for the organization in his free time. Today, however, he's shopping for his wife: pink camouflage pants with a US Air Force logo on the front pocket.
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