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Nine Israeli soldiers killed in Lebanon fighting

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 Jerusalem (AFP) Jul 26, 2006
Nine Israeli soldiers were killed in fierce fighting with Hezbollah militants Wednesday, the army said, the highest death toll since its massive offensive on Lebanon was launched 15 days ago.

Eight soldiers were killed and 22 injured in fighting around the Lebanese town of Bint Jbeil, a Hezbollah military stronghold a few kilometres (miles) from the border.

The ninth was killed near the nearby hilltop village of Marun al-Ras, which the army said it had taken control of on Saturday.

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Israeli strikes on Gaza kill 21
 Gaza City (AFP) Jul 26, 2006
Twenty-one Palestinians, including a baby and two toddlers, were killed Wednesday as Israel pounded the Gaza Strip with air strikes and artillery on the deadliest day in the territory for two weeks.






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