US EditionIsrael strikes Beirut for first time since ceasefire deal agreed with Hezbollah
- Israel launched an attack on Beirut, marking its first strike since the ceasefire with Hezbollah ended in November 2024, according to Associated Press reporters.
- Hezbollah denied firing rockets into Israel and accused Israel of seeking a pretext for continued attacks, asserting that rocket attacks from Lebanon were unfounded.
- Residents evacuated Beirut's southern suburb following Israel's warning, where strikes targeted a Hezbollah drone storage facility, an Israeli military source reported.
- Lebanon's President Joseph Aoun characterized the strike as a continuation of Israel's violations of the ceasefire agreement.
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Lebanon makes arrests over rockets fired at Israel
BEIRUT: Lebanese authorities said Sunday several suspects had been arrested after rockets were fired at neighboring Israel earlier this month, testing a fragile November ceasefire. Lebanon’s General Security agency said it had “arrested a number of suspects, and the relevant authorities have begun investigations with them to determine responsibility and take the appropriate
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