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Why Iran Risked an Attack on Israel

Why Iran Risked an Attack on Israel
New York Times Monday 08 June 2026, 15:08 UTC By Erika Solomon 1 min read
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Part of a projectile that landed in northern Israel, early Monday morning.

Part of a projectile that landed in northern Israel, early Monday morning.
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