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The Israeli army has launched intensive attacks on Lebanon since late September in an escalation with Hezbollah, heightening concerns about a broader war
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Hunger warnings emerge again in northern Gaza as residents said they hadn't received aid since the beginning of the month
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Dozens of rockets fired by militant group aimed as far south as Haifa, Israeli government warns residents north of coastal city to limit activities
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Military says the strike killed Suhail Husseini, who it said was responsible for overseeing logistics, budget and management of the militant group
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The latest strikes add to the mounting Palestinian death toll in Gaza, which now nears 42,000 according to the Palestinian Health Ministry
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Among those reportedly present was Hashem Safieddine, a cousin and potential successor to the recently assassinated Hezbollah leader, Hassan Nasrallah. The strikes on Thursday caused powerful explosions that shook buildings across Beirut, reverberating throughout the densely populated Dahyia neighborhood.
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Military had intelligence indicating that a meeting of key Hezbollah leaders was taking place in an underground bunker in Dahyia
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TV footage showed thick black smoke billowing from the building after the airstrike, which also caused extensive damage to nearby houses and parked vehicles. Ambulances and civil defense teams quickly arrived at the scene for rescue efforts, according to Xinhua news agency.
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Naim Kassem said in a televised statement Monday that if Israel decides to launch a ground offensive, Hezbollah fighters are ready to fight and defend Lebanon
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Fatah Sharif killed early on Monday in a strike on Al-Buss refugee camp in southern port city of Tyre
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The strike on Qaouk follows the death of Hezbollah chief Hassan Nasrallah in a deadly airstrike on the group's headquarters in southern Beirut late Friday.
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It was not immediately clear if Nasrallah was at the site, and Hezbollah did not comment on the report
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They have urged Indian nationals living in Lebanon to leave the country as soon as possible and recommended that everyone exercise "extreme caution" while staying in touch with the Embassy, which must remain on-site amid the escalating situation.
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The recent fighting is "intolerable and presents an unacceptable risk of a broader regional escalation, says the joint statement
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Israeli military intercepts surface-to-surface missile, which set off air raid sirens in Tel Aviv and across central Israel; no reports of casualties or damage
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15 of the victims were Lebanese civilians, while the other 10 were Syrians
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Military warns residents in southern and eastern Lebanon to evacuate ahead of its widening air campaign against Hezbollah
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We have many more capabilities yet to deploy, and we are in a very high state of readiness, both offensively and defensively, says IDF chief
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The officials say US did not get advance warning of the second wave of attacks, with walkie-talkie radios targeted Wednesday
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Explosions went off in Beirut and multiple parts of Lebanon in an apparent second wave of detonations of electronic devices