Ceasefire hopes fade as Israel bombards Gaza, Lebanon
CAIRO/BEIRUT, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Prospects of a ceasefire between Israel and its foes Hamas and Hezbollah ran aground on Friday as Israeli airstrikes killed at least 68 people in the Gaza Strip, according to medics in the Palestinian enclave, and bombed Beirut's southern suburbs.
Conflict between Israeli forces and Iranian-backed Hezbollah militants is escalating in southern Lebanon as the IDF seeks to ...
“The biggest risk is that we start killing each other,” says Asaad Chaftari, a former militia commander during Lebanon’s civil war who is now a peace activist. Lebanese worry that Israel’s war ...
UNESCO told Newsweek it "is gravely concerned about the threats posed by the conflict to the region's rich cultural heritage." ...
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Israel-Hezbollah Conflict Death Toll in Lebanon Surpasses 3,000 in 13 MonthsMore than double the number of people have been killed since Israel and Hezbollah’s last major war two decades ago.
Israel and Iran-backed Hezbollah have exchanged fire for over a year in parallel with the Gaza war but fighting has ...
The democratically elected Lebanese government did not authorize Hezbollah to initiate this war against Israel.
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Several large airstrikes hit Beirut's southern suburbs early Thursday, including one on a site adjacent to Lebanon's only international airport. The Israeli military had issued an evacuation notice ...
Agricultural regions in Lebanon have been caught in the crossfire since hostilities between Israel and Hezbollah ramped up in October last year ...
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