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Netanyahu Stands Firm on Cease-Fire Terms Amid Growing Outrage in Israel
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Netanyahu tells Houthis they will pay ‘heavy price’ as missile hits Israel
Rebel group claims what would be first missile to have landed in Israel from Yemen, but no reports of casualties. Middle East crisis: live updates Yemen’s Houthi rebels have claimed ...2 hours ago - Israel -
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Middle East crisis live: Netanyahu says Israel will ‘exact heavy price’ for Houthi attack
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Yemen's Houthi Rebels Fire Missile at Central Israel
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A missile fired by Yemen's rebels lands in Israel and triggers sirens at international airport
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