The Israeli military launched airstrikes in the southern outskirts of Beirut for the first time since a cease-fire in November, following rocket attacks from Lebanon, leading to fears of escalation. Hezbollah denied involvement, but tensions remain high after recent exchanges of fire and casualties in southern Lebanon. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to enforce the cease-fire, while Lebanon’s Prime Minister called the rocket fire irresponsible and a threat to stability, as the U.N. urged restraint to prevent a wider conflict.
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Israeli strikes in Yemen’s capital kill six, Huthis say
Israeli airstrikes in Yemen's capital Sanaa killed at least six people and wounded 86, targeting military and energy sites in response to Huthi missile attacks on Israel during the ongoing Gaza war. The Huthis vowed to continue their fight against Israel and condemned the strikes, while Israeli officials asserted that the Huthis would face severe consequences for their aggression. Want More Context? 🔎
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