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In Spite of Israeli Threats, the Nabatiyah Al-Zawqa People Enter the Town on Foot.

In spite of Israeli threats, the Nabatiyah al-Zawqa people enter the town on foot.

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In Spite of Israeli Threats, the Nabatiyah Al-Zawqa People Enter the Town on Foot.

In spite of Israeli threats, the Nabatiyah al-Zawqa people enter the town on foot.

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Beirut 24 broke the news 7 hours ago on Friday, October 2, 2026.

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