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Yemen Targets Tel Aviv with Ballistic Missiles on Al-Aqsa Storm Anniversary

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Oct 8, 2024

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… ;s forces also targeted Tel Aviv and the port of Eilat … Islamic Jihad resistance groups overran Israeli military bases and settlements, … to intensified attacks by Israel since October last year. … hypersonic missiles” on Israeli territory “in the …

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