Airstrike

The strike is the latest in a series of preemptive Israeli actions designed to prevent Hezbollah from rehabilitating the extensive infrastructure damaged during recent hostilities.

An IDF strike in southern Lebanon killed two Hezbollah terrorists, including a member of the Radwan Force, involved in attacks on Israeli territory.

The IDF struck in Kafra and Kfar Reman, killing three Hezbollah terrorists, including a local operative tied to financing and weapons storage.

“In the event of such an attack, the United States will take all lawful and appropriate measures, including diplomatic, economic, and, if necessary, military, to protect US interests."

Netanyahu admitted Israel violated Qatari sovereignty, apologized for the strike that killed a Qatari guard, and pledged no repeat attacks.

Some residents fled to metro stations deep underground for safety. Many regions across the country were under air raid alert.

A year after Israel killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, his son recounts the group's devastation, mass casualties, and the impact on Lebanon’s south amid Israel’s cross-border assault.

Local residents said that Pakistani fighter jets had bombed four houses. Two security officials, however, denied this, saying there had been explosions in a munitions dump in a militant hideout.

Israel’s neighbors and regional players also want to be rid of Hamas.

Egyptian President Abdel Fattah al-Sisi labeled Israel an “enemy” at the Arab-Islamic summit, saying its actions threaten Egypt’s security and future peace deals, including by causing Gazans to flee.