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Israeli Strikes Kill Seven in Lebanon, Overall War Toll Passes 3,000 Killed
Israeli airstrikes have continued again today, killing at least seven people across Lebanon, including the leader of the Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ), who was assassinated, along with his teenage daughter. They were killed in an attack on a refugee camp near Baalbek. The attack have brought the Lebanese Health Ministry’s total war death toll over […]
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