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Iran tells Hezbollah chief Israel will face 'crushing response' after comms attack

Israel will face "a crushing response from the axis of resistance", Iran's Revolutionary Guards Commander Hossein Salami told Hezbollah Chief Hassan Nasrallah on Thursday according to state media, after attacks on Lebanese Hezbollah's communication devices.

CNN on MSN · 7h

Middle East on the precipice again after Hezbollah leader vows retribution and Israel launches strikes. Here’s what we know

Israel launched one of its most intense bombardments against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon this year Thursday, hours after the militant group’s leader condemned deadly twin attacks that he said crossed “all the red lines.

Bloomberg L.P. · 6h

Israel Widens Strikes Against Hezbollah in ‘New Phase’ of War

Israel carried out extensive air strikes across southern Lebanon on Thursday, stepping up hostilities after it declared a “new phase” of war against militant group Hezbollah in the area.

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Israel degrades Iran-backed Hezbollah terrorists in spectacular pager explosion operation: Experts

Amid Israel’s effort to return tens of thousands of its citizens to their homes in the north, the Jewish state reportedly launched an operation to knock out Hezbollah’s infrastructure in Lebanon.

CBS News on MSN · 17h

Hezbollah and Israel trade new fire over Lebanon border after pagers explode, fueling fear of wider war

Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant did say on Wednesday, however, that his country's war with Iran's so-called proxy groups in the region had entered a "new phase," announcing a shift to the north of Israel after 11 months of intense conflict with Hamas in the Gaza Strip.

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Channel NewsAsia Singapore · 33m

Commentary: Israel would risk isolation by escalating conflict in Lebanon

If Israel were to embark on a ground incursion of Lebanon, it is highly likely that remaining support for the country would further erode, says international security expert Stefan Wolff.

Israel, Iran and Benjamin Netanyahu

USA Today · 23h

Israeli charged in Iranian plot to kill Benjamin Netanyahu, officials say

Police said the suspect was twice smuggled into Iran from Turkey, where he demanded $1 million in advance for killing the Israeli prime minister.

Newsweek on MSN · 1d

Iran Plot to Assassinate Benjamin Netanyahu Revealed

An Israel citizen has been arrested on suspicion of being paid by Iranian sources to assassinate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, according to Israeli police. The citizen, who was not named, was reportedly approached by Iranian agents while living Turkey.

BBC · 1d

Israeli arrested over Iran plot to kill Netanyahu, Israeli security services say

Prime Minister Netanyahu was identified as one of the suspect's targets An Israeli citizen has been arrested on suspicion of being involved in a plot by Iran to assassinate Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and other top officials,

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Fears of escalation grow as Israel signals readiness for war with Hezbollah

Hezbollah has vowed to retaliate against Israel, but questions remain on how the compromised Iran-backed paramilitary ...

Wild, international operations allegedly carried out by Israel against Iran and its proxies

Israel has long been accused of carrying out top-secret operations on foreign soil targeting Iran and its terror proxies — ...

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Presidential candidates’ responses to Hamas evil an important factor for how Americans living in Israel will vote

Always a key issue for American Israelis, ensuring Israel’s security has taken on even greater significance since the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas massacre ...

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Iran threatens 'nightmare' for Israel as UN watchdog warns Tehran nuclear programs runs unchecked

Iran renews calls for a "nightmare" attack on Israel for the killing of Hamas leader Haniyeh in Tehran, Iran, as the ...

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Israel had a long, partially unclaimed history of assassinations and secret operations before the exploding pagers

Recent attacks targeting Hezbollah members with exploding pagers and walkie-talkies in Lebanon may seem to be the stuff of spy novels, but the implications are very real.