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Israeli Strikes Southern Lebanon Despite Hyping Latest Ceasefire

Israel’s ceasefires with Lebanon don’t have a great track record, but this weekend’s deal, the latest in a long line, is being touted by Israeli officials as a testament to how great the war has gone for them. Less than two days into the deal, however, strikes are already being reported, and there are deaths […]
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