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Israel hits Hezbollah stronghold

Militants say Beirut bombing missed leaders

By Matthew Kalman and Thanassis Cambanis
Globe Correspondent and Globe Staff / July 20, 2006

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BEIRUT -- Israeli warplanes last night dropped bombs on a bunker in south Beirut where Israel said Hezbollah leaders were meeting, dramatically escalating the conflict on the deadliest day yet in Israel's week-long offensive against the Islamic militant group. (Full article: 1082 words)

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