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Hezbollah fired rockets at Tel Aviv for a second consecutive day despite the asserted disruption of its leadership.
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Hezbollah fired rockets at Tel Aviv for a second consecutive day despite the asserted disruption of its leadership.
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Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad described the incident as a suicide bombing. Israeli police had not confirmed that characterization and that one bystander was moderately injured after explosives detonated prematurely.
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Though leaderless, Hezbollah continued to fire rockets at Tel Aviv for the second consecutive day.
Hezbollah fired rockets at Tel Aviv for a second consecutive day despite the asserted disruption of its leadership.
Open source reportThen Hezbollah lobbed a ballistic missile at Tel Aviv that Iron Dome intercepted.
Hezbollah launched a ballistic missile toward Tel Aviv and that Iron Dome intercepted it.
Open source reportThe militant groups said it was a suicide bombing - which would make it the first suicide bombing in Israel in eight years - however, Israeli police didn't confirm that the assailant died when his explosives detonated early. Their only reported casualty was a bystander who sustained moderate injuries.
Hamas and Palestinian Islamic Jihad described the incident as a suicide bombing. Israeli police had not confirmed that characterization and that one bystander was moderately injured after explosives detonated prematurely.
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