Israel Rejects US-Backed Lebanon Ceasefire Plan, Hits Beirut Again
BEIRUT/JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Israel rejected global calls on Thursday for a ceasefire with Lebanon's Hezbollah movement, defying its biggest ally the U.S. and pressing ahead with strikes that have killed hundreds in Lebanon and heightened fears of an all-out regional war.
Large blasts hit Lebanon’s capital after Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu made a combative speech at the UN General ...
Israeli military strikes in Beirut on Friday reportedly targeted Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, following a warning from ...
Israeli fighter jets bombarded the southern suburbs of Lebanon's capital Beirut overnight into Saturday, sending panicked ...
After Netanyahu vowed to continue attacking Hezbollah, Israeli airstrikes demolished several buildings in Beirut in an ...
Israeli military strikes in Beirut on Friday reportedly targeted Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, following a warning from ...
Israeli airstrikes hit a densely populated suburb in southern Beirut on Friday, with explosions reverberating throughout the ...
President Joe Biden has directed the Pentagon to "assess and adjust as necessary U.S. force posture" in the Middle East, the ...
The Israeli prime minister rejected a U.S.-backed proposal for a 21-day cease-fire with Hezbollah 'If you strike us, we will strike you.' ...
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