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Survivor of Iranian missile strike picks up pieces of shattered home

Survivor of Iranian missile strike picks up pieces of shattered home

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An Iranian missile attack on Tel Aviv injured more than 20 people and damaged a residential building. CNN's Jeremy Diamond joins one resident, Jeremy Zetland, as he takes stock of what remains.

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