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(Ynet News) Ron Ben Yishai - Thus far, 220 Hizbullah members have been killed in Israeli airstrikes on south Lebanon and even further north, across the Litani River. Nine were killed on Tuesday. There are also fatalities among Hamas and other Palestinian groups in Lebanon. Hizbullah has aimed their fire at Israeli military bases a number of times since Oct. 8. Hizbullah has used Iranian-made Cornet and Almas anti-tank missiles, which have a range of 8 km. (5 miles) and are very precise. But the damage in Safed on Wednesday appeared to be the result of a heavier rocket.2024-02-15 00:00:00Full Article
Hizbullah Is Increasing Attacks on the Galilee
(Ynet News) Ron Ben Yishai - Thus far, 220 Hizbullah members have been killed in Israeli airstrikes on south Lebanon and even further north, across the Litani River. Nine were killed on Tuesday. There are also fatalities among Hamas and other Palestinian groups in Lebanon. Hizbullah has aimed their fire at Israeli military bases a number of times since Oct. 8. Hizbullah has used Iranian-made Cornet and Almas anti-tank missiles, which have a range of 8 km. (5 miles) and are very precise. But the damage in Safed on Wednesday appeared to be the result of a heavier rocket.2024-02-15 00:00:00Full Article
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