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After Israeli strikes, a family in Lebanon searches rubble for their daughter

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April 16, 2026

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It’s been one week since the Israeli military carried out around 100 strikes across Lebanon in ten minutes. Many hit densely populated residential areas in central Beirut. The strikes killed more than 350 people, according to Lebanese officials, making it the deadliest day of this war that started in early March. Now, one week later, people are still missing, and their families are searching for their bodies among the rubble.

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