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Israeli Strikes Kill at Least 41 in Lebanon, Death Toll Rises to 294

At least 41 more people were killed in Lebanon today as a flurry of Israeli airstrikes struck the eastern Bekaa Valley and Israeli ground troops clashed with Hezbollah forces. Since Monday, the Lebanese Health Ministry has reported 294 people killed in the Israeli assault, and 1,023 wounded. In the face of continuous escalation, the Lebanese […]
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