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"(We need) to conquer territory, expel everyone who is there, destroy everything there and declare it a death zone" Uzi Dayan, former Likud MK, IDF Deputy Chief of Staff & head of the National Security Council, calls to turn South Lebanon into a "death zone" and to issue an...

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