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Violent demonstrations in Israel after dismissal
The news that Israel's Defense Minister Yoav Gallant has been fired prompted thousands of Israelis to gather in street demonstrations late on Tuesday. At least 40 people have been arrested following the protests, reports Haaretz.
Netanyahu fires Defense Minister Gallant
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is firing the country's Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, reports Israeli media. .
Refuse to Fight Anymore – Soldiers Testify About Gaza's Horrors
Before Yuval Green's platoon entered Gaza, the commanders decided that they would show no mercy. The Gazans were demonized: everyone was to be killed, everything was to be destroyed.
Gallant: New Hezbollah leader won't last long
The Lebanese Shia militia Hezbollah has appointed Naim Qassem as new leader. A safe hand, according to Middle East expert Rouzbeh Parsi.
The appeal to Iran: Avoid revenge attack
The USA is urging Iran not to respond to Israel's air strikes, and the EU wants the parties to exercise restraint. Saudi Arabia condemns the attack and says that an escalation of the conflict threatens the security of the entire region.
Israel has attacked weapons factories in Iran
Israel has carried out attacks on Iran in several waves during the night, including against the country's weapons factories. The attack is said to be a response to Iran's recurring attacks on Israel.
Israel's warning to Iran: Will have to pay
Israel has carried out attacks on Iran in several waves during the night, including against the country's weapons factories. The attack is said to be a response to Iran's recurring attacks on Israel.
Iran urges UN to intervene against Israel
The Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi's diplomatic charm offensive through the Middle East continues – with both threats and promises. On Tuesday evening, he warned of a "decisive" response from Tehran if Israel attacks Iran.
Many dead in rare attack on northern Lebanon
Around 20 people have been killed in an Israeli attack on northern Lebanon. It is reported to be the first time Israel has launched an attack on the area.
Israel promises bloody response to Iran's attack
Israel must avoid "Gaza-like" military actions in Lebanon, says the USA after a phone call between the USA's President Joe Biden and Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. At the same time, Israel says that the country's response to Iran's attack will be "deadly".
Israel warns: Iran may end up like Gaza
If Iran considers trying to harm Israel, the country may end up like Gaza or Beirut, warns Israel's Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. "Those who believe that an attempt to harm us will deter us from taking action should take a look at Gaza and Beirut," says a statement from Gallant.
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.
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 warns of more attacks in southern Beirut
Israel's military announces that it has carried out a "precision attack" on Hezbollah's headquarters in Beirut. Residents of southern Beirut are now being urged to evacuate, while Israel's military announces plans to attack three buildings where Shia militia's weapon stores are located.
Despite the upper hand: "No idea" about the path to victory
A crushing military superiority – but still not even close to any kind of real victory. This is how Israel's warfare against targets in Lebanon is summarized over the past two weeks.
The Week That Shook Lebanon
Just over a week of escalation in the conflict between Israel and Iran-backed Islamist Hezbollah in Lebanon is unparalleled in the two warring parties' prolonged history of violence. .
Eight days that shook Lebanon
A week of escalation in the conflict between Israel and Iran-backed Islamist Hezbollah in Lebanon has no comparison in the two warring parties' prolonged history of violence. .
Netanyahu: We're not waiting for threats
In less than a day, Israel has struck over 1,300 targets in Lebanon. For those who still haven't understood, I want to clarify Israel's policy.
Israel wants to quash ICC order against Netanyahu
Israel is appealing the request from the ICC's chief prosecutor for an arrest warrant against the country's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Yoav Gallant. The announcement from ICC prosecutor Karim Khan that he wants Netanyahu, Israel's Defense Minister, and three high-ranking leaders within the terrorist-stamped Hamas to be arrested came in May, among other things, on charges of war crimes and crimes against humanity in Gaza.
Hezbollah's leader vows revenge after explosions
The enemy has crossed all red lines, says Hezbollah's leader Hassan Nasrallah in a speech that for the first time comments on the recent events in Lebanon. At the same time on Thursday, Israel attacked hundreds of targets in southern Lebanon, according to Israel's military.
Electronic Attacks: This is What We Know
Hundreds, likely thousands, of people seekers have exploded in a coordinated attack in Lebanon. Then came reports where walkie-talkies and other electronics are said to have exploded and killed another 20 people.
New wave of explosions – death toll rises in Lebanon
At least 20 people have been killed and over 450 people injured in a second wave of explosions in Lebanon, according to the country's health department. Israel's defense minister announces that the country's war focus has shifted northwards – and says that a "new phase" has begun.
Israel warns USA: War in Lebanon near
Benjamin Netanyahu says that Israel will "do what is needed to guarantee security" against Lebanon. His defense minister warns that a war is near.
Netanyahu: The Corridor Must Remain Closed
Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu met a critical press corps at a stage when internal protests in Israel are increasing in strength. Netanyahu emphasized that Israel will retain control over the controversial Philadelphia corridor between the Gaza Strip and Egypt.
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