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Israeli Attacks Kill Four in Lebanon as ‘New Ceasefire’ Doesn’t Stop Strikes

On Wednesday evening, it was announced that Israel and Lebanon had agreed to a new ceasefire. Officials, of course, have been reporting that there has been a ceasefire between the two sides since mid-April, but several hundred people have been killed in the fighting that’s gone on during that “ceasefire.” This latest deal was described […]
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