Iran-Israël : « L’attaque s’est terminée en partie d’échecs dont tout le monde est sorti gagnant » - Haiti24

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Iran-Israël : « L’attaque s’est terminée en partie d’échecs dont tout le monde est sorti gagnant » - Haiti24

Le lundi 22 avril au soir, les rues d’Israël étaient vides. Non, les Israéliens n’ont pas passé la soirée dans les abris comme ils l’ont fait si souvent depuis le 7 octobre 2023 et, tout récemment encore, le 13 avril, lorsque les sirènes ont déchiré le silence pour avertir de l’attaque iranienne sur le pays. Ils ont célébré la

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