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A survivor of the Hamas massacre on October 7th shot down one of the attackers in Tel Aviv

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Oct 4, 2024

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… of Tel Aviv, in which seven people died.
This was confirmed by Israel… reservist in the Israeli army.
“Lev Kreitman, an Israeli hero who yesterday … missiles launched by Iran reached Israeli territory, including Tel Aviv.
Kreitman, for his part …

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