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Belgium protesters: ‘Nasrallah, hit Tel Aviv’

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Sep 27, 2024

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… rally in Brussels, Belgium
Israel’;s ambassador to Belgium … launch rockets at Tel Aviv.
“Hassan (Nasrallah), hit, hit Tel Aviv, please sir, … that anyone negotiating with Israel is a traitor. They support … for making peace with Israel.
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