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governments in April. In response, Hezbollah has carried out rocket and drone attacks on communities in northern Israel and against Israeli troops occupying parts of southern Lebanon. Israeli and Lebanese
attack against Israel in response to strikes on the Beirut suburb of Dahiyeh in Lebanon, as they had previously threatened to do if Israeli raids continued. Israel’s government said it targeted a command centre
Israeli media reported that Netanyahu told Trump Israel needed to respond to Hezbollah’s attacks to restrain the armed group. In response the US asked Israel to ensure their response was “calculated and limited
response to its rocket and drone attacks on Israeli civilians and other violations of a ceasefire announced in April that has failed to end the fighting. Soon afterwards, there were traffic jams on roads
response to the Iran-backed Shia Muslim group's attacks, including those involving fibre-optic drones that can evade Israeli defences. "We will deal them a crushing blow," he vowed. The announcement prompted scenes
Lebanese people have two options: “Liberation and pride or occupation and humiliation.” The Iran-linked armed group has criticised the Lebanon government for entering talks with Israel to seek an end to the latest series
attack on Israeli forces in southern Lebanon. On the same day, Hezbollah issued four statements saying it had struck Israeli targets in south Lebanon, "in response to the Israeli enemy's violation of the ceasefire
responsible, describing them as "rushed" and "baseless accusations". It called for "caution in making judgements and assigning blame regarding the incident, pending the Lebanese army's investigation to determine the full circumstances". The group urged
government had been in contact with the UN peacekeeping mission in southern Lebanon and the Lebanese army regarding reports that Israel was “besieging journalists and photographers” in at-Tiri. “We strongly condemn this assault, holding
Israeli territory”. Israel said it had intercepted Hezbollah rocket fire at northern Israel on Sunday morning, though the armed group did not claim responsibility for the attacks. The strikes showered the streets in rubble
response to fire on Israeli communities and territory”. The IDF also issued a warning this morning saying **fighting will continue in southern Lebanon** as it urged people to “refrain from heading south of the Zahrani
attacks" across Lebanon and "no freedom of movement for Israeli forces". The Iran-backed group, while deeply embedded in Lebanon, is not part of the Lebanese government's security apparatus. Iran's foreign ministry welcomed
attacks on Lebanon and seeking retaliation for the US-Israeli assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei. Israel, which already occupied five points in southern Lebanon despite a 2024 ceasefire agreement, then proceeded
response to what it called “flagrant” violations of the ceasefire. At least 2,454 people have been killed in Lebanon in Israeli attacks since the start of the war, according to Lebanese authorities. Lebanese president
attacks on Israeli targets inside Lebanon, and in Israel, including using [fibre optic drones](/news/2026/4/29/how-hezbollahs-fibre-optic-drones-test-israels-sophisticated-radar-system) which are immune to Israeli jamming. In a speech to mark Liberation Day on Monday, Lebanon’s President, Joseph Aoun
Israeli and Lebanese governments on 16 April, but the conflict has continued since then. The exchange of fire between Israel and Iran – their first in two months - was triggered by events in Lebanon. On Sunday
response to Israeli aggression in more than a year. The group said it had responded because of Israel’s continued ceasefire violations, with continued attacks on Lebanon despite the 2024 agreement, and because
response to the Israeli enemy army's violation of the ceasefire" its fighters targeted "a gathering of Israeli enemy army soldiers" in northern Israel with a rocket barrage. Earlier, the group said it had carried
Israeli attacks since March 2. A ceasefire announced by United States President Donald Trump on April 17 has not stopped Israel’s attacks, with at least 40 children killed or maimed since then, according
response to the warning, causing heavy traffic on the main roads heading north. The Israeli military posted its order on social media minutes after reports emerged of air strikes on several buildings in Tyre