📈 After the subsidy on some drugs was lifted, here is the new price of some medicines (which is still subject to rising):

- Panadol: 17,000
- Nexium 40 mg: 136,000
- Augmentin 1g: 83,000
- Advil: 40,000
- Aerius: 79,000
- Motilium: 47,000

(Full list in the PDFs below)

لائحة بمبيع أسعار الأدوية -2.pdf

لائحة بمبيع أسعار الأدوية -1.pdf

The occupation army fired a number of flares in the atmosphere of the Metula area on the Palestinian-Lebanese border

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This is according to: @‌‌‎tammam1975

Video of the event earlier tonight.

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By: @‌‌‎MMas2ool

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