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Israeli tanks reportedly mass close to built-up areas of the south Gaza city amid constant shelling.
“Wygnaniec raju poszybował Nad Kaukaz, pyszny pomnik ziemi; Pod nim jak skała brylantowa Kazbek się wiecznym śniegiem mienił, A niżej wijąc się szczeliną Dariału czarną, Terek płynął”Lermontow
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By delaying a weapons shipment, the US is finally reaching for its biggest lever of influence over Israel.
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