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Neue Rheinischezeitung - Terrorist state Iran: ‘We are ready to attack Israel again’

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Terrorist state Iran: ‘We are ready to attack Israel again’

The announcement from Tehran came after Iran launched more than 180 missiles at Israel on Tuesday, and follows a series of escalating attacks between the two countries, threatening to push the Middle East closer to a region-wide war.

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