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Many killed in Israeli strike on medical center in Lebanon

Many killed in Israeli strike on medical center in Lebanon

Israeli airstrikes on a medical center in Burj Qalawiya, South Lebanon, killed at least 14 people on Saturday, according to Lebanese authorities. The victims included 12 medical staff members such as doctors and nurses, while two additional health workers were killed in a separate attack.

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