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Israeli Strikes Across Lebanon Killed at Least 22
Israeli strikes on Lebanon escalated again on Saturday, with at least 22 people killed and dozens of others wounded in various attacks across the country. The IDF also issued evacuation orders for an additional nine villages, and reported having launched strikes on 85 different targets across Lebanon. The deadliest strike was against the town of […]
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Authored by Lloyd Billingsley via AmericanThinker.com,
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