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Lebanese mourn victims of 'Black Wednesday': 'We are not just numbers'
On April 9 in Qamatiyé, near Beirut, the family of Fatima Imtaz buried the 33-year-old pharmacist who was killed by an Israeli airstrike the previous day. That same day, at least 357 people lost their lives in Lebanon, marking the deadliest day recorded since the war between Israel and Hezbollah began on March 2.
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Lebanese mourn victims of 'Black Wednesday': 'We are not just numbers'
On April 9 in Qamatiyé, near Beirut, the family of Fatima Imtaz buried the 33-year-old pharmacist who was killed by an Israeli airstrike the previous day. That same day, at least…