DUBAI (Reuters) - The Israeli military said on Tuesday that intense fighting with Hezbollah was taking place in southern Lebanon, spokesperson Avichay Adraee posted on X.
The military issued a warning to citizens not to move in their vehicles from the northern area to the southern area of the Litani river.
(Reporting by Jana Choukeir; Editing by Andrew Heavens)
Hezbollah’s deadly attack against an Israeli army base presents a major headache for Israel as it continues to struggle to defuse the threat posed by the group.
A former head of the Israeli national security council has called for a siege on northern Gaza. Interviewed on Sky News' The World, Major General Giora Eiland said the 400,000 people located there should be given 10 days to leave and those who stay should be designated combatants. The retired general is one of a number who have called for northern Gaza to be cleared of civilians and the remaining militants to be put under siege until they surrender.
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Israeli attacks on the United Nations' peacekeeping mission in Lebanon, known as UNIFIL, are contrary to international humanitarian law and must stop at once, Italy, Britain, France and Germany said in a joint statement on Monday. Earlier, an Israeli strike on a village in northern Lebanon killed at least 21 people, local officials said, in one of the northernmost strikes since Israel began its offensive in late September. Read our blog to see how the day's events unfolded. This blog is no longe
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Four Israeli soldiers have been killed and more than 60 people injured in a Hezbollah drone attack on an army base in central-northern Israel, according to first responders and the Israeli military.
New security advice could affect tens of thousands of Australian travellers amid fears of a major regional war.
UN warns attacks against peacekeepers may constitute a war crime
It comes as villages in south Lebanon and north Gaza have been told to evacuate by the Israeli military.
Plaid is accused of lending justification to the 7 October attacks on Israel, which it denies.
The denial follows a newspaper report that rebels were "benefiting from discreet" support from Kyiv.
A cat was adopted by local residents after being found among rubble after a deadly airstrike in south Lebanon’s Nabatieh region in late September.Footage from Hussein Farhat shows he and his friends encountering the dust-covered cat amid ruins and giving it food and milk. They then took the cat home to wash it and care for it.Farhat told Storyful the cat, which they named Naji, was found with a broken leg on September 25 after a strike killed one of their friends and wounded several other people.“This cat was the only survivor of this bomb,” Farhat said. “We are taking care of him. He’s still now with us in south Lebanon,” he added.On September 25, the IDF said it had attacked Hezbollah military infrastructure in Nabatieh and other areas in southern Lebanon. Credit: Hussein Farhat via Storyful
Over the past week, the UN has said that the Israeli military has fired on its peacekeepers, forcibly entered its base, stopped logistics and injured more than a dozen of its troops in southern Lebanon.
The French Le Monde newspaper reported that the Tuareg fighters in the West African country use Ukrainian drones with "discreet but decisive" support from Kyiv against the Mali army and Russia's Wagner mercenary group that said it fights alongside it. "Ukraine strongly rejects the accusations that have recently been released by the international media outlets about the alleged involvement of our state in the supply of UAVs to the rebels in Mali," Ukraine's foreign ministry said in a statement, referring to unmanned aerial vehicles. Mali, where military authorities seized power in coups in 2020 and 2021, is battling a years-long Islamist insurgency, with heavy fighting against Tuareg rebels ongoing near Mali's border with Algeria.
China’s Premier Li Qiang on Monday inaugurated a Beijing-funded airport built in restive southwestern Pakistan a week after militants killed two Chinese workers, as he arrived for a regional security meeting in Islamabad. Li will be the most prominent leader at the two-day meeting of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization starting Tuesday to discuss how to boost security and economic ties between the member states. It was founded by Russia and China to counter Western alliances.
The rare strike in northern Lebanon hit a residential building in a predominantly Christian village.
Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the attack, saying it was in response to Israeli strikes in Lebanon.
Vice President Harris on Sunday pushed for Israel to ramp up aid to Gaza, citing a World Food Programme (WFP) report. “The UN reports that no food has entered northern Gaza in nearly 2 weeks. Israel must urgently do more to facilitate the flow of aid to those in need,” Harris wrote in a post…
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