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Netanyahu Calls Israeli Hospital Strike the Work of Iran’s ‘Terrorist Tyrants’
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu called missile strikes on a large hospital and at the civilian population the work of Iran’s “terrorist tyrants.” An official for Soroka Hospital, one of Israel’s largest located in the southern part of the country,
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