Israel and Lebanon exchange fire after Netanyahu says ceasefire discussions will go on
JERUSALEM/BEIRUT (Reuters) -Israel will press on with discussions on ceasefire proposals for Lebanon in the days ahead, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday, but after an intense week of fighting the two sides kept up cross-border fire, killing at least 25 in Lebanon.
The strikes hit Beirut shortly after Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue Israel’s attacks on ...
The Israeli military launched massive strikes targeting Hezbollah's headquarters in Beirut, resulting in significant ...
Israeli fighter jets bombarded the southern suburbs of Lebanon's capital Beirut overnight into Saturday, sending panicked ...
Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu he vowed to continue battling the Lebanese Hezbollah and defeat Hamas in the Gaza Strip ...
The statement is aimed at stopping the escalation and preventing a possible Israeli ground invasion of southern Lebanon.
This is both to prepare the ground for your possible entry and to continue degrading Hezbollah," Lt Gen Herzi Halevi said.
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