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"Israel has not destroyed even 3% of our missile launchers," Iranian Revolutionary Guards officer says. "We did not think that they would target our commanders and scientists in their own homes along with their families. We miscalculated and admit that we were wrong."
79-foot statue collapsed in Guaiba after winds exceeded 56 mph; no injuries reported.
Throughout the year he was held captive, Imad Amhaz, "The Captain," methodically laid out the complete picture behind one of Hezbollah's most secret and well-funded initiatives – a strategic, creative, and ambitious project that received the name "The Secret Maritime File."
The actress wore a striking Galia Lahav gown to "The Housemaid" premiere, showcasing Israeli haute couture on the red carpet.
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