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- Israel’s army launched airstrikes in several places in Lebanon on Saturday in revenge for a rocket attack.
- The strikes occurred a day after Israel said he would carry out operations in the newspaper “with an increase in intensity” until Hamas releases 59 hostages he contains, 24 of which are considered alive.
- Tens of thousands of Israelites on Saturday again protested against the government’s failure to agree on hostage transactions and its transition to dismiss the Shin Bet Internal Security Service.
Israel launched airstrikes in several places in Lebanon on Saturday in retaliation for a missile attack, killed six people in the most difficult exchange of fire since his ceasefire with the Hezbollah militia group almost four months ago.
The exchange of caused concern whether the ceasefire would be, a few days after Israel resumed its war with another militant group supported by Iran, Hamas, in Gaza. In his statement, Hezbolla denied responsibility for the attack, saying he was seeking a truce.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu The Office stated that he ordered the army to respond to dozens of goals in Lebanon, where Iran Hezbolla was founded. Israel’s army said six missiles were fired towards Methula, the town along the border with Lebanon. The three went to Israel and were intercepted.
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The army stated that “could not confirm the identity of the organization that released the missiles.” It states that this impressed the Hezbollah command centers and dozens of missile launchers.
The Israeli strike in the South Lebanese village of Tulanila killed five people, including a child, and injured 10 more people, including two children, according to Lebanon’s State National Agency.
Another Israeli strike on Saturday night hit the garage in the coastal city of Tire, NNA reports, one person was killed and seven wounded. It was the first attack on the city because the ceasefire came into force on November 27. And the strike in the village of Al-Sel-Ali-Ali along the border with Syria wounded five people, NNA reports.
Residents check the Saturday’s Saturday’s website in the South Port Tire, Lebanon, March 23, 2025. (AP Photo/Mohammad Zaatari)
In his statement, Prime Minister Lebanon Navaf Salah asked the country’s military to take all the necessary measures in the south, but stated that the country did not want to return to the war.
Hatsbala started launching missiles, drones and missiles in Israel the day after October 7, 2023, Hamas, an attack from Gaza ignited the war there. A Israel-geesasbala-conflict In September, he boiled into the war when Israel conducted waves of airstrikes and killed most senior militants. The fighting killed more than 4,000 people in Lebanon and relocated about 60,000 Israelis.
Israeli troops had to leave all over Lebanese until the end of January as part of the ceasefire agreement. The deadline was extended until February 18, but Israel remained in five places in Lebanon opposite the communities in northern Israel. Meanwhile, Israel has conducted dozens of airstrikes on the southern and eastern Lebanon, saying he attacked Hezbollah, continuing academic drones who killed several members of the militants group.
Lebanon addressed the UN about Israel’s pressure to respond completely. The United Nations intermediate force in Lebanon stated that it was disturbed by a possible escalation of violence and urged all parties to avoid the danger made.
Israeli airstrikes a pound of gas
The strikes occurred a day after Israel stated that he would carry out gas operations, “with an increase in intensity” until Hamas releases 59 hostages he occupies – 24 of which are allegedly alive.
On Friday Israeli The night killed at least nine people, including three children, in the House in Gaza, the al-al-Hospital reports.
“Ruble and glass began to fall on us,” said the Sad-al-Mashharawi, who lost his brother as a result of the attack. He mourned with his young nephew Samir al-Mashharawi, his parents and siblings were killed. A 12-year-old guy, head and wrist, sat in the back of the truck and shouted.
Israeli military personnel said on Friday that its forces planned fresh attacks three residential districts west of Gaza and issued warnings on social media for Palestinians to evacuate the districts.
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“Unfortunately, Hamas understands military pressure,” the Associate Press said.
About 600 Palestinians have been killed since Israel went to war again. Israel has already disconnected the supply of food, fuel and humanitarian aid about 2 million Gaza Palestinians, heading for Hamas’s pressure for ceasefire.
The international community has condemned restored attacks.
The initial attack by 2023, under the leadership of Hamas, killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and took 251 hostages. Most hostages were released in the ceasefire agreements or other transactions. Israeli troops saved eight living hostages and restored the bodies of dozens.
According to the Ministry of Health Gaza, the Israeli offensive has killed more than 49,000 Palestinians. It doesn’t talk about how many militants were, but it says that more than half of the killed were women and children. Israel says about 20,000 militants were killed without providing evidence.
Got shocked over Shin Bet chief
Tens of thousands of Israelites on Saturday again protested against the government’s failure to agree on hostage transactions and its transition to dismiss the Shin Bet Internal Security Service. They called for new elections.
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The Supreme Court has ordered to temporarily stop at Dismissal Ronne Bar Until the appeal is heard. The Israeli Prosecutor General has ruled that the Cabinet of Ministers had no legal basis to throw it away.
Netanyahu stated in a statement at the end of the Saturday that the bar “would not remain the head of the rates of” Shin “, and” Israel will remain a democratic state.
Opposition leader Yair Lapid called for a tax uprising and a general strike if the government is not amenable to the court ruling, saying: “If this happens, the whole country must stop.”
