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Israeli military says it has killed Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah
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Lebanon’s health ministry said that 20 people, almost all Syrians, were killed in an overnight Israe
Lebanon’s health ministry said that 20 people, almost all Syrians, were killed in an overnight Israeli strike in east Lebanon, after the Israeli military said it hit Hezbollah targets in the area, reports. An “Israeli enemy strike on the village of Yunin” killed “20 people, including 19 Syrian nationals”, the health ministry said in a statement, raising an earlier toll of nine dead.
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