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World After losing control of the Gaza Strip to rival Hamas Islamists in 2007, the U.S.-backed Abbas reordered his West Bank forces in coordination with Israel, whose settlements and other occupied zones make the territory complex to administer. Abbas says the measures are part of the Palestinian drive for sovereign independence from Israel, but slow peacemaking progress and Israeli military actions have sapped his support. "Recently their provocations and incursions have increased," Abbas told Palestine Television, referring to the raid on Nablus, in which three militants from his Fatah faction died, as well as Israel's killing of three Palestinians in Gaza that day. "We find ourselves before the point of review, of considering many of the things that we do," he said. "If the (security) coordination does not lead to a halt in the incursions and the provocations, we will think anew." The Nablus bloodshed was especially touchy for Abbas given the Fatah connection. 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