🇮🇱🇱🇧El ejército israelí ha atacado un sistema antiaéreo de Hezbolá en Baalbek

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🇮🇱🇵🇸La ciudad de Gaza fue bombardeada hace una hora por el ejército israelí. En Jan Yunis, un ataque israelí dejó cerca de 10 muertos, dicen fuentes palestinas. 🇬🇧Gaza City was bombed an hour ago by the Israeli army. In Khan Younis, an Israeli attack left…

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🇮🇱🇱🇧El ejército israelí ha atacado un sistema antiaéreo de Hezbolá en Baalbek, noreste del Líbano, además de realizar otros ataques al sur del país.

🇬🇧The Israeli army has attacked a Hezbollah anti-aircraft system in Baalbek, northeastern Lebanon, in addition to other attacks in the south of the country.

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