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1 Killed in Hezbollah Rocket Attacks on Israel

HeadlineJul 26, 2006

Hezbollah continues to launch rockets on Israeli towns. On Tuesday, Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah gave a televised statement threatening deeper missile strikes into Israeli territory. According to the Israeli military, more than 100 rockets were fired Tuesday. The strikes killed at least one person, a teenage Arab-Israeli girl. Several homes were damaged in a Hezbollah strike on a village near Haifa. One of the homeowners had attended an anti-war rally in Tel Aviv earlier this week. The homeowner, Ruthy Gor, told Reuters she remains opposed to the war.

  • Ruthy Gor: “I was at the demonstration in Tel Aviv, I was against war, here you see what war does. What is war — war is destruction.”
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