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Israeli deputy FM resigns over exemption law; southern Lebanon detonations reported

A senior Israeli deputy foreign minister has quit over a draft-exemption law he calls a security risk, as reports of an Israeli detonation inside an occupied Lebanese border town put fresh strain on the cabinet already stretched by the war in Gaza.

This is a graphic headline image for "The Electronic Intifada" featuring two people flanking purple-toned fetal imagery, overlaid with the text "HOW ISRAEL TARGETS THE SMALL BODIES OF PALESTINIAN KIDS" and "DAY 1014."
This is a graphic headline image for "The Electronic Intifada" featuring two people flanking purple-toned fetal imagery, overlaid with the text "HOW ISRAEL TARGETS THE SMALL BODIES OF PALESTINIAN KIDS" and "DAY 1014." @electronic_intifada · Telegram

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