Hezbollah makes its deadliest strike
By
Anne Barnard and Matthew Kalman
Globe Staff and Globe Correspondent
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July 17, 2006
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HAIFA, Israel -- A Hezbollah rocket struck a railway repair shed in the city yesterday, killing eight engineers and wounding 30 people in the deadliest blow to Israel in five days of fighting with the Lebanese-based militant group. (Full article: 1074 words)
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