PM NETANYAHU SAYS ISRAEL WILL 'NOT TOLERATE ATTACKS' AND WILL 'EXact A VERY HEAVY PRICE FROM HEZBOLLAH'
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“VANCE SAYS U.S. EXPECTS HEZBOLLAH TO HALT ATTACKS ON ISRAEL AND FOR ISRAEL TO REFRAIN FROM 'GOING WILD'”
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