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Two Rockets Fired towards Israel from Lebanon but Fall Short

Two rockets were fired from southern Lebanon towards Israel on Thursday, one of them landing in Lebanese territory and the second near a disputed area at the border, three security sources in Lebanon said. There was no immediate confirmation from Israel's military nor corroborative reports on Israeli media, which usually break into their broadcasts to report such incidents, Reuters said. There was no claim of responsibility for the reported rocket fire and no immediate comment from the Lebanese army or the United Nations' peacekeeping force in southern Lebanon (UNIFIL).

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11 Yemeni Children Fall Victim to Houthi Shelling, Landmines

Houthi militia attacks and their landmines have resulted in the deaths of 11 children in separate incidents in the Yemeni provinces of Hodeidah and Taiz, according to official and human rights sources. These incidents occurred at a time when residents in the province of Amran (north of Sanaa) discovered a mass grave for 16 individuals who were executed by the Houthis in 2010 during their war with the government in the Harf Sufyan area.

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Rocket Launch at Israel from Lebanon Draws Israeli Cross-border Shelling

Rocket Launch at Israel from Lebanon Draws Israeli Cross-border Shelling
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Israeli Court Acquits Border Police Officer Charged with Killing Autistic Palestinian

An Israeli court on Thursday acquitted a border police officer who was charged with reckless manslaughter in the deadly shooting of an autistic Palestinian man in Jerusalem’s Old City three years ago. The Jerusalem district court ruled that the officer was acting in self-defense when he shot and killed 32-year-old Eyad Hallaq. The case has drawn comparisons to the police killing of George Floyd in the United States. The court described the incident as a tragic mistake, noting that the officer made a split-second decision in a dangerous situation.

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