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Hamas threatens Israel with "war of attrition"

One year into the war in Gaza, Hamas' armed branch promises a "long war of attrition" against Israel – but also Israel's prime minister vows to continue fighting as long as "the enemy threatens our existence". .

Hamas threatens Israel with "war of attrition"

Israel remembers the victims of October 7th

Exactly one year ago, Hamas carried out its bloody attack on Israel. Memorial ceremonies for the victims and to bring home the hostages have begun in many places.

Israel remembers the victims of October 7th

War in Old Footsteps: Military Victories Short-Lived

Several shocking turns of events – but the latest year's war follows the same pattern as many previous ones. Military victories in the Middle East become short-lived, if they cannot be converted into political progress, says analyst Alexander Atarodi.

War in Old Footsteps: Military Victories Short-Lived

Many Raids in Beirut – Rockets Against Israel

Israel has carried out several new raids against targets in Beirut during the night to Sunday. But also against targets in Gaza, with multiple deaths as a result.

Many Raids in Beirut – Rockets Against Israel

Netanyahu to Macron: Shame!

Benjamin Netanyahu launches a harsh attack on French President Emmanuel Macron. > When Israel is fighting against barbaric forces led by Iran, all civilized countries should stand firmly by Israel's side, says the Israeli Prime Minister in a speech and continues: > Shame! The anger comes after a statement by Macron, where he called for a stop to arms deliveries to Israel as long as the war in Gaza continues.

Netanyahu to Macron: Shame!

Netanyahu: It is our duty to respond to Iran's attack

Benjamin Netanyahu says in a speech that the country will strike against Iran. It is our duty to respond to Iran's attack, and we will do so.

Netanyahu: It is our duty to respond to Iran's attack

Emirates bans personal radios and walkie-talkies on board

The Dubai-based airline Emirates is banning personal radios and walkie-talkies on board following the attack on thousands of personal radios in Lebanon recently. "All passengers on flights to, from, or via Dubai are prohibited from bringing personal radios and walkie-talkies in checked or hand luggage," the company writes on its website.

Emirates bans personal radios and walkie-talkies on board

The Attacks on Lebanon Intensify

Israel has intensified its bombing attacks on Lebanon on Saturday. Twelve air strikes have been carried out against Beirut's southern suburbs.

The Attacks on Lebanon Intensify

Iran's Foreign Minister: We respond proportionally

The answer will be comprehensive and "stand in proportion to Israel's aggressions". After last week's significant robot attack against Israel, Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi continues to plead for Hezbollah support during a surprise visit to Lebanon.

Iran's Foreign Minister: We respond proportionally

The Ayatollah's Threat: Israel Will Not Survive for Long

In the shadow of the escalating conflict in the Middle East, Iran's supreme leader Ali Khamenei has spoken out during Friday prayers in Tehran – with a rifle by his side. If necessary, we will strike against Israel's regime again, thunders the ayatollah before the large crowd of people.

The Ayatollah's Threat: Israel Will Not Survive for Long

Continued attacks on Beirut – hospitals close

Israel continues to attack Beirut. On Friday, several attacks were carried out, including against the likely successor of former leader Hassan Nasrallah.

Continued attacks on Beirut – hospitals close

Biden: "Possible to Avoid Full-Scale War"

The President of the USA, Joe Biden, believes that it is possible to avoid a major war in the Middle East despite the escalation that has occurred between Israel, Iran, and Hezbollah in recent times. > I don't think it will become a fully developed war.

Biden: "Possible to Avoid Full-Scale War"

Israeli Attack Shook Hezbollah Headquarters

Israel's attack continues towards targets in Beirut and southern Lebanon, where residents are urged to leave their homes. A wave of attacks continued on Thursday.

Israeli Attack Shook Hezbollah Headquarters

The Iran Expert: "A Perfect Trap"

Iran carried out a comprehensive drone attack against Israel on Tuesday. An escalation that increases the risk of the war spreading, according to analysts.

The Iran Expert: "A Perfect Trap"

Maria Malmer Stenergard: Very Great Concern for the Escalation

Sweden's government views with "great concern" the military escalation in the Middle East, announces Foreign Minister Maria Malmer Stenergard (M) via social media. .

Maria Malmer Stenergard: Very Great Concern for the Escalation

Chartered Flights to Evacuate Britons from Lebanon

The United Kingdom is chartering flights to evacuate British citizens who want to leave Lebanon and the escalating conflict there between Hezbollah and Israel. And Canada has booked 800 seats on regular flights and is urging its citizens to leave Lebanon immediately.

Chartered Flights to Evacuate Britons from Lebanon

Lebanon: Israel has not crossed the border at all

Israel claims to have launched a ground invasion, and from southern Lebanon, reports are emerging of intense fighting. However, both Hezbollah and a source in the Lebanese army assert that the Israeli army has not crossed the border at all.

Lebanon: Israel has not crossed the border at all

Hezbollah leaders who have been killed – and those who remain

Many of Hezbollah's heaviest leaders, who have been around for decades, are suddenly gone. Here is the list of key figures in the extreme Islamist movement that Israel has now killed – and the few who remain.

Hezbollah leaders who have been killed – and those who remain

Sources: Israel plans ground offensive in Lebanon

Israel is planning to launch a limited ground operation in Lebanon, having informed the US. This is stated by an anonymous American official to the newspaper [Washington Post](https://www.

Sources: Israel plans ground offensive in Lebanon

Israel: Nasrallah's death not the "final step"

To kill Hezbollah's highest leader Hassan Nasrallah in an air strike should not be seen as a final step from Israel's side, warns Defense Minister Yoav Gallant to soldiers gathered at the border. .

Israel: Nasrallah's death not the "final step"

Hezbollah's Second-in-Command: We Have Replacements

When Hezbollah's leader is killed, a replacement is ready to take over, assures the Shia movement's vice leader. In a televised speech, he claims that full readiness remains in place for a potential ground invasion from Israel.

Hezbollah's Second-in-Command: We Have Replacements

UNHCR: 100,000 have fled from Lebanon

Around 100,000 people have fled from Lebanon to Syria since the escalation of the conflict with Hezbollah in Lebanon began, according to an estimate from the UN's refugee agency UNHCR. 60 percent of the refugees are estimated to be Syrians and 40 percent Lebanese, according to the organization, which is present at four official border crossings between Lebanon and Syria.

UNHCR: 100,000 have fled from Lebanon

Hassan Nasrallah was killed deep underground

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is said to have been in a bunker 18 meters underground when he was killed. Israel has recently received special bunker bombs from the USA.

Hassan Nasrallah was killed deep underground

Nasrallah was killed deep underground

Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah is said to have been in a bunker 18 meters underground when he was killed. Israel has recently received special bunker bombs from the USA.

Nasrallah was killed deep underground