Radar shows scale of damage from Israeli strikes on Lebanon
Israel’s escalating bombardments of Lebanon over the past two weeks have left a mark across the landscape: an estimated 3,100 buildings in the country have been damaged or destroyed since September 20, according to satellite-based radar measurements provided to the FT.
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Israel-Gaza-Lebanon updates: Israel carries out fresh strikes on Beirut
The IDF began "limited, localized, and targeted ground raids" in Lebanon. Israeli troops are now active in southern Lebanon in what the Israel Defense Forces called "limited, localized, and targeted ground raids" targeting Hezbollah positions.
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Manal Sharari, from the Rashidiyeh refugee camp near the southern coastal city of Tyre, used to try to shield her three young ...
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Some Lebanese Americans in the swing state of Michigan have already voted in protest against Vice President Kamala Harris.
Israel’s clandestine services have long carried out assassination campaigns against those deemed a threat to the nation’s ...
In July, Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant threatened to bomb Lebanon “back to the stone age” if Hezbollah didn’t cease ...
Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles says diplomacy is needed to ease Middle East tensions, while also supporting Israel ...
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Voices of Lebanon: People fleeing for their lives as Israel attacksZahra’s village lies between Nabatieh and Bint Jbeil in south Lebanon, but in October last year, she and her family fled to ...
Earlier in the day, a State Department spokesperson, when asked about reports of an American's death in Lebanon, said: "It's our understanding that it was a legal permanent resident, not an American ...
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