Israel says it killed a Hezbollah commander in Lebanon strike
Israel’s military said Thursday it killed a Hezbollah commander in southern Lebanon, while also announcing a new round of evacuation orders in the Bekaa Valley. The Israel Defense Forces identified the commander killed as Hussein Awada and said he was responsible for firing projectiles across the border into Israel.
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Israel stepped up air strikes on Lebanon and said a senior Hezbollah commander in the south of the country had been killed, ...
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Hezbollah has fired an estimated 13,000 rockets into Israel over the past year in support of Hamas’ war with Israel in Gaza.
Having failed to secure a cease-fire, the White House now hopes for a working buffer zone in southern Lebanon.
The ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah escalated on Saturday after Lebanon drones targeted Israeli PM Benjamin ...
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