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Belgium’s deputy prime minister Petra de Sutter has said she was “shocked” by the toll from Israel’s
Belgium’s deputy prime minister Petra de Sutter has said she was “shocked” by the toll from Israel’s Monday attacks on Lebanon, reports. “492 lives lost in Lebanon. +1600 injured. Tens of 1000s were ordered to flee their homes. In 1 day,” she . “This horrendous attack by Israel won’t lead to any solution for the region. Only diplomacy will bring citizens home safely. Only a ceasefire will end the suffering,” she added.
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