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As Israel ramped up air strikes against Lebanese armed group Hezbollah two weeks ago, most airlines stopped flying to the country.

Exclusive: in video, House majority leader outlines plan of attack on universities that fail to quash criticism of Israel

Despite pressure to agree to a deal that would see captives released, Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has not budged.

Tensions in the Middle East have escalated with the recent killing of Hassan Nasrallah, the leader of Lebanese militant organisation Hezbollah, in an Israeli attack on Beirut on September 27. His death has triggered widespread unrest, including a retaliatory missile strike by Iran on Israel on October 1.

The content of anti-Israel posters that were plastered on walls during a protest could be considered offensive by some in the community, a magistrate says.

US President Joe Biden urged Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to minimise harm to civilians in Lebanon, especially in the populated areas of Beirut, while reiterating support to target Iran-backed Lebanese Hezbollah militants, the White House said after their call. The plea came after Israel’s Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said…

As Washington calls for a regional ceasefire, it continues to provide political and military support for Israel.

Hezbollah militants claim to have wounded Israeli soldiers near Blida, but Israel Defense Forces cannot confirm. Tensions persist in the border region.

Hezbollah launched 180 projectiles into Israel from Lebanon, prompting IDF response.