Israel and Hezbollah renew fire after the deadliest day in Lebanon since 2006
- Israel and Hezbollah exchanged strikes, with nearly 560 people reported dead and thousands fleeing southern Lebanon, heightening the risk of all-out war.
- Hezbollah launched missiles at eight sites in Israel, including an explosives factory in Zichron, located 60 kilometers from the border.
- The Israeli military reported that 55 rockets from Lebanon hit northern Israel, causing damage and prompting multiple airstrikes on Hezbollah targets.
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Israel Intensifies Airstrikes on Hezbollah in Southern Lebanon: Latest Updates
As the IDF's 7th Armored Brigade braces for a possible ground invasion into southern Lebanon, the stakes have never been higher, with both sides hurtling toward a broader, more devastating conflict. #OperationNorthernArrows #IDFvsHezbollah #MiddleEastConflict #LebanonStrikes #DefendIsrael #HezbollahAttacks
The Israeli strikes on Lebanon are the deadliest since the last war between Hezbollah and Israel in 2006. On Monday, the Lebanese authorities reported 558 deaths, including 50
Israel’s Deadly War Comes to Lebanon
Israel’s massive aerial bombardment of Lebanon killed at least 558 people on Monday in what is the highest single-day death toll in Lebanon in nearly two decades. Thousands more have been injured in strikes that targeted hospitals, medical centers and ambulances, while tens of thousands of civilians have been forced from their homes. “It has been havoc,” says Michelle Eid, editor-in-chief of Al Rawiya, in Beirut, describing attempts by family mem
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