The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) has dealt significant blows to both Hamas and Hezbollah, uncovering and dismantling an underground weapons manufacturing facility in Gaza and eliminating a key Hezbollah commander in Lebanon. The IDF released footage of the Hamas facility and confirmed the death of Jaafar Khader Faour, the commander of Hezbollah’s missile unit, who was responsible for numerous rocket attacks on Israel.
A wave of attacks and counterattacks between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon escalated tensions in the Middle East, with Iran’s supreme leader threatening a punishing response to Israeli strikes on Iran and its allies. The conflict has also seen deadly Israeli airstrikes in Gaza, raising concerns about civilian casualties.
Israeli airstrikes in northeastern Lebanon have resulted in the deaths of at least 52 people and injured 72, escalating the ongoing conflict with Hezbollah. These strikes come amidst Israel’s protracted war with Hamas in Gaza, leading to a two-front conflict with devastating humanitarian consequences. Despite international calls for a ceasefire, Israel has intensified its strikes, raising concerns about the safety of civilians in both Lebanon and Gaza.
The Israel-Hezbollah war continues to escalate with Israel issuing evacuation orders for the entire city of Baalbek in Lebanon, raising concerns about the safety of civilians and historical sites. Meanwhile, Israel’s decision to ban UNRWA, a vital aid agency for Palestinian refugees, has drawn international condemnation. The conflict’s devastating impact is evident in the tragic death toll, which has surpassed 43,000 in Gaza.
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In a significant development for the Lebanese political landscape and the Middle East, Hezbollah, the influential Shia militant group, has […]
Oil prices fell on Thursday as renewed diplomatic efforts for a Gaza cease-fire gained momentum. Meanwhile, Israel prepares for a potential escalation with Hezbollah on its northern border. Discussions for a Gaza ceasefire are taking place in Doha with the aim of securing the release of hostages held by Hamas and ending the deadly conflict that began on October 7th. Israel also faces mounting tensions on its northern border with Hezbollah, with the Israeli Chief of the General Staff indicating a decisive end to any potential conflict.
Lebanese Prime Minister Najib Mikati, in a significant statement made at a Paris aid conference, has declared that only the state should possess arms, effectively targeting Hezbollah’s armed presence. This statement, though not explicitly mentioning Hezbollah, signifies a potential shift in Lebanon’s power dynamics and could have major implications for the country’s future.
France announced a €100 million aid package for Lebanon at an international conference, highlighting the urgent need for support as the country grapples with a devastating war and economic crisis. The conference aims to raise $426 million in humanitarian aid, with other nations also pledging support. However, criticism surrounds France’s diplomatic approach in the region, even as it seeks to strengthen Lebanon’s armed forces and restore its sovereignty.
Israeli airstrikes on Hezbollah’s stronghold in Beirut’s southern suburbs have resulted in one fatality and five injuries, according to Lebanese health authorities. The strikes, described as the most violent since the Iran-Hezbollah conflict began, have left buildings destroyed and sparked evacuations in Tyre, a historic coastal city.
