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The U.S. response to the Hamas attack on Israel has been swift and strident.

It includes billions of dollars in extra financial aid for Israel, backed up by the deployment of military support.

But all this clashes with a growing isolationist impulse among some of the most conservative Republicans demanding less U.S. intervention around the world.

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