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120.000 civiles en Israel solicitan permiso para tener su primera arma de fuego tras los ataques de Hamás

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By Muhannad Tutunji, Claire Press
| 24 Horas (Chile) Verified
Desde el ataque del 7 de octubre, en el que unas 1.400 personas murieron en Israel en el ataque de Hamás, cerca de 120.000 nuevas solicitudes de permisos para armas de fuego han sido presentadas por ciudadanos israelíes. La prisa por adquirir legalmente armas de fuego se registra en todo el país. Los campos de tiro están llenos de un número sin precedentes de israelíes que buscan mejorar sus habilidades con las armas.
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On patrol with Tunisia's coast guard: Nine boats in 24 hours

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By Bassam Bounenni, Claire Press
| Yahoo News Verified
Tethered to a small speedboat and being towed towards us was the first of nine migrant boats we would encounter during our 24-hour patrol with the Tunisian coast guard. More than 180 people were rescued, all wearing rubber rings, but no life jackets, from what is now the world's busiest migrant route into Europe. Within half an hour of our departure from the Tunisian coastal city of Sfax and boarding the national coast guard patrol boat, the radar had intercepted its first signal.
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On patrol with Tunisia’s coast guard: Nine boats in 24 hours – BBC

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By Bassam Bounenni, Claire Press
| Africa Focus News
Tethered to a small speedboat and being towed towards us was the first of nine migrant boats we would encounter during our 24-hour patrol with the Tunisian coast guard. More than 180 people were rescued, all wearing rubber rings, but no life jackets, from what is now the world’s busiest migrant route into Europe. Within half an hour of our departure from the Tunisian coastal city of Sfax and boarding the national coast guard patrol boat, the radar had intercepted its first signal.
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