Israeli launches strikes near ancient heritage castle site in southern Lebanon
Hezbollah fired rockets at northern Israel as Israeli troops advanced near Beaufort castle and evacuation warnings covered more than a dozen villages, officials said.
- On Saturday, The Israeli air force and artillery struck areas near the Crusader-built Beaufort castle in Lebanon, as fighting raged in nearby villages close to Nabatieh.
- Israeli troops have been advancing in villages including Yohmor and Zawtar near Nabatieh after crossing the strategic Litani River, marking the deepest incursion since 2000.
- Hezbollah fighters fired rockets at Kiryat Shmona and Safed in retaliation, while an airstrike on Adloun on Friday killed a Syrian family including Qais and his six children.
- Lebanese leadership met Saturday to intensify diplomatic contacts aimed at stopping Israeli demolition of homes and historical sites alongside evacuation warnings issued by the military.
- With 3,350 dead in Lebanon and over 1 million displaced, the broader conflict extends to Gaza, where a Palestinian was killed in a strike on Saturday.
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Israeli troops advance into Lebanese territory after occupying a village, Dibbine, near the town of Marjayoun, on a day when, according to several sources, a castle was hit by an Israeli howitzer. In parallel the two countries debate face-to-face at the Pentagon a formula for stopping hostilities. Continue reading...
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Israeli launches strikes near ancient heritage castle site in southern Lebanon
Israel’s air force and artillery have struck areas near a strategic mountain in southern Lebanon. The attacks on Saturday came as fighting continued near the city of Nabatiyeh. Israel's military issued evacuation warnings for over a dozen villages. This follows…
The Israeli army attacked the area around the crusader castle Beaufort in Lebanon. Previously, there were mutual rocket fires between Israel and Hezbollah.
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Israel launches more south Lebanon strikes after warnings
BEIRUT: Lebanon's prime minister accused Israel of pursuing a "scorched-earth policy" in his country's south, urging a halt to the fighting as Israel carried out fresh airstrikes and issued evacuation orders for more than a dozen locations.A day after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netany
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