Yahoo News Lebanon's Health Ministry says at least 3 killed, 17 wounded in Israeli strike on Beirut's suburbs
BEIRUT (AP) — Lebanon's Health Ministry says at least 3 killed, 17 wounded in Israeli strike on Beirut's suburbs.
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INSIDERHezbollah members were likely holding pagers with both hands when they exploded due to a dark feature: report
Last month's attacks, which have been blamed on Israel, targeted pagers and walkie-talkies used by the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.
- The Telegraph
Hamas military defeated, declares Israel
Israel’s army chief said on Sunday that Israeli forces had defeated the military wing of Hamas.
- The Independent
Why Chinese workers are under attack from militants in Afghanistan and Pakistan
China is increasingly becoming the target of militants in Pakistan and Afghanistan who despise foreign efforts to undermine their influence in the region, security experts say
- Associated Press
Israel's strikes are shifting the power balance in the Middle East, with US support
Israeli military strikes are targeting Iran's armed allies across a nearly 2,000-mile stretch of the Middle East and threatening Iran itself. The efforts raise the possibility of an end to two decades of Iranian ascendancy in the region, to which the 2003 U.S. invasion of Iraq inadvertently gave rise. In Washington, Tel Aviv and Jerusalem, and Arab capitals, opponents and supporters of Israel's offensive are offering clashing ideas about what the U.S. should do next, as its ally racks up tactical successes against Hezbollah in Lebanon and the Houthis in Yemen and presses its yearlong campaign to crush Hamas in Gaza.
- Evening Standard
Anti-Hamas 'rape tunnel' posters appear in London Tube stations for October 7 anniversary
Gaza ‘Tube network’ posters calling for return of hostages seen in major London Underground stations
- The Telegraph
Man seen holding ‘I just f---ing love October’ sign at pro-Palestine protest in London
A pro-Palestine protester held a sign declaring “I jus f---ing love October” at a rally in central London two days before the first anniversary of the Oct 7 attacks.
- The Guardian
Israel’s lack of vision in multi-fronted war may be fatally exposed
After Iranian strikes damage bases and IDF take casualties in Lebanon, experts say Israel’s military doctrine could be found wanting
- Reuters
Israel tallies a year of Gaza war: 40,000 targets bombed, 4380 soldiers
JERUSALEM (Reuters) -In the past year in the Gaza Strip, Israel has bombed more than 40,000 targets, found 4,700 tunnel shafts and destroyed 1,000 rocket launcher sites, the military said on Monday's one-year anniversary of the Hamas-led militant attacks that triggered Israel's assault on the enclave. Tallying troops whose names it received permission to publish, Israel's military said 726 Israeli soldiers had been killed since Oct. 7, 2023. Of those, 380 died in the Oct. 7 attacks and 346 in Gaza combat starting Oct. 27, 2023.
- Evening Standard
One woman dead and 10 injured in terror attack in Israel
The attack comes as the country prepares to remember the October 7 massacres
- Time
Where Hezbollah Goes From Here
Amid fierce Israeli bombardment in Lebanon, Hezbollah has failed to unleash its most potent deterrents.
- PA Media: UK News
Government backs police action against shows of support for Hezbollah
Tens of thousands of pro-Palestinian demonstrators marched through London on Saturday.
- Evening Standard
Britain rejects Emmanuel Macron's call for an arms embargo on Israel
Defence Secretary John Healey stressed the need to redouble efforts to get ceasefires in the Middle East
- The Guardian
Israel launches intense wave of airstrikes on 120 sites in Lebanon
Military says 100 aircraft used in attack on targets in south of country as Israeli operations expand on multiple fronts
- Evening Standard
Hypersonic missiles attack by Putin's military on Kyiv at rush hour repelled by Ukraine air defences
Air raid sirens sounded across Ukraine’s capital as many people were heading to work or school
- The Independent
Israel-Lebanon latest: Israel says Hezbollah’s Beirut commander killed in strikes as Tel Aviv sirens sound
Hezbollah fires rockets at Israel’s third-largest city and Hamas vows to rise again
- Euronews
Analysis: Hamas regenerates in Gaza, recruiting fighters despite Israeli defeat claims
Experts say Hamas is keen to keep bringing in new fighters despite losses, with new leader Yahya Sinwar pushing for continued armed conflict and no regrets over past attacks.
- Reuters
UN refugee chief says airstrikes in Lebanon have violated humanitarian law
The United Nations' refugee chief Filippo Grandi said on Sunday that airstrikes in Lebanon had violated international humanitarian law by hitting civilian infrastructure and killing civilians, in reference to Israel's bombardment of the country. "Unfortunately, many instances of violations of international humanitarian law in the way the airstrikes are conducted that have destroyed or damaged civilian infrastructure, have killed civilians, have impacted humanitarian operations," he told media in Beirut.
- CNN
Israeli military encircles northern Gaza refugee camp after saying it sees signs of Hamas regrouping
Israel’s military says it has encircled Jabalya, northern Gaza, after seeing signs of Hamas rebuilding, despite nearly a year of fighting and strikes in the territory.
- Sky News
People who carry pro-Hezbollah placards are committing a 'criminal act', minister warns
People who carry signs expressing support for Lebanese militant group Hezbollah are committing a "criminal act", a minister has warned after placards were seen at a pro-Palestine march at the weekend. Science secretary Peter Kyle told Sunday Morning with Trevor Phillips that the law enforcement agencies "have the full support" of the home secretary, the prime minister and the government "in doing what they need to do to make sure that criminal acts like that are tackled". It comes after the Metropolitan Police made at least 17 arrests during yesterday's Middle East conflict demonstrations in central London.
- Bloomberg
CIA Chief Says Misunderstandings Could Worsen Israel-Iran Clash
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