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Several Killed as Israeli Forces Strike Hezbollah Strongholds in Eastern Lebanon
LEBANON, JUL 15 – Israel targeted Hezbollah's elite Radwan force camps used for terrorist training and weapons storage, violating the ceasefire and posing a future security threat, the military said.
- On July 15, Israel's military launched numerous strikes against Hezbollah's Radwan Force targets in eastern Lebanon's Bekaa Valley.
- The strikes followed a November ceasefire aimed at ending over a year of hostilities during which Hezbollah's Radwan Force was severely weakened.
- Israel accused Hezbollah of violating the ceasefire by storing weapons and rebuilding the Radwan unit used for attacks against Israel.
- Lebanese health officials reported at least six people injured in the strikes, while Defence Minister Israel Katz described the attacks as a direct warning aimed at both Hezbollah and Lebanon's government.
- The strikes illustrate ongoing tensions as Israel vows to prevent Hezbollah's military resurgence and protect allied groups like the Druze amidst regional instability.
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Israel carries out several air strikes Syria and Lebanon
Israel launched several air attacks in Syria and Lebanon in the past day, increasing tensions with its neighbors.
·Colorado Springs, United States
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Israel struck Lebanon's Bekaa Valley and Syria's Suwayda as attacks on Gaza continue. Al Jazeera reports over 58,000 killed in Gaza since October 7. Settlers torched Palestinian property in the West Bank. The UN recorded 875 killed near Gaza aid points and convoys over the past six weeks.
·Chandigarh, India
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