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Israel Army Tells Gaza Civilians In South To Move To 'Humanitarian Zone'
The Israeli army called for the evacuation of some areas in southern Gaza on Monday, warning that Palestinian militants were launching rockets from there.
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Israel Strike Kills Hezbollah Commander, 8 Others In Syria: War Monitor
Israel struck an apartment belonging to Hezbollah in a stronghold of pro-Iran groups south of Damascus on Sunday, killing nine people including a commander, a war monitor said.
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Once Bursting With Life, Beirut Now Lies In Ruins
Just a month ago, south Beirut's bustling streets were packed with traffic, families strolling about and youths in cafes, but now silence dominates the abandoned Hezbollah bastion, interrupted only by the sound of Israeli bombs.
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UN Says 2 Peacekeepers Injured In Israeli Fire On Headquarters In Lebanon
The UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon UNIFIL said Israeli tank fire on its headquarters in the country's south on Thursday wounded two of its members, as Israeli troops battle Hezbollah militants on the border.
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Lebanese Take Refuge In Shelters After Long Trips Fleeing Israeli Bombing
Ali Berri never imagined it would take almost 14 hours to reach Beirut from his home in south Lebanon after he and his family decided to flee heavy Israeli air strikes.
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Israel Bombards Lebanon As Hezbollah Launches Rocket Attacks: 10 Facts
Hezbollah on Saturday launched a series of rocket attacks from Lebanon into northern Israel, marking one of the most intense cross-border confrontations since the war began in October.
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PM Modi's US Visit: Ukraine War, Israel's Offensive In Gaza On Agenda
New initiatives to boost cooperation to ensure stability in the Indo-Pacific, ways to find peaceful solutions to the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza and addressing concerns of the global South will be the focus of PM Modi's three-day US visit.
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Israel Army Says 2 Soldiers Killed In Gaza Helicopter Crash
The Israeli military said Wednesday that an army helicopter crashed in the south of war-ravaged Gaza overnight, killing two soldiers and injuring seven.
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Second Phase Of Polio Vaccination Campaign Begins In Gaza Amid Raging War
Crowds of Palestinians gathered at medical centers in the south of the embattled Gaza Strip on Thursday to have their children vaccinated against polio, the start of the second stage of a campaign that has so far seen 187,000 youngsters inoculated.
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Israeli Strike Kills 2 In Lebanon Amid Growing Middle East Tensions
Lebanon's health ministry said two people were killed Monday in an Israeli strike on the country's south, where Hezbollah has been trading near-daily fire with Israel since the start of the Gaza war in October.
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Dozens Killed As Israel Announces Evacuation Order In South Gaza
The health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza said Monday that an Israeli operation in Khan Yunis killed 70 people and wounded more than 200, after the military warned it would "forcefully operate" in the area.
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6 Killed, Many Houses Destroyed As Israeli Tanks Advance Into North Gaza
Israeli forces advanced further on Sunday into the Shejaia neighbourhood of northern Gaza and also pushed deeper into western and central Rafah in the south, killing at least six Palestinians and destroying several homes, residents said.
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Israeli Troops Rush Into Gaza Neighbourhood, Order Palestinians To Go South
Israel rushed into a neighbourhood in Gaza City on Thursday, ordering Palestinians to move south as the tanks rolled in and bombing the southern city of Rafah in what it says are the final stages of an operation against Hamas militants there.
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Fresh Israeli Airstrikes Kill 24 In Gaza As Tanks Deepen Incursion Into Rafah
Israeli forces killed at least 24 Palestinians in three separate airstrikes on Gaza City early on Tuesday, health officials said, while tanks deepened their incursion into the town of Rafah in the south of the enclave.
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Gaza Fighting Subsides As Israel Declares "Pause" To Facilitate Aid Flow
Israel struck Gaza on Monday and witnesses reported blasts in the besieged territory's south, but fighting had largely subsided on the second day of an army-declared "pause" to facilitate aid flows.
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Israel Army Tells Gaza Civilians In South To Move To 'Humanitarian Zone'
The Israeli army called for the evacuation of some areas in southern Gaza on Monday, warning that Palestinian militants were launching rockets from there.
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Israel Strike Kills Hezbollah Commander, 8 Others In Syria: War Monitor
Israel struck an apartment belonging to Hezbollah in a stronghold of pro-Iran groups south of Damascus on Sunday, killing nine people including a commander, a war monitor said.
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Once Bursting With Life, Beirut Now Lies In Ruins
Just a month ago, south Beirut's bustling streets were packed with traffic, families strolling about and youths in cafes, but now silence dominates the abandoned Hezbollah bastion, interrupted only by the sound of Israeli bombs.
-
UN Says 2 Peacekeepers Injured In Israeli Fire On Headquarters In Lebanon
The UN peacekeeping force in Lebanon UNIFIL said Israeli tank fire on its headquarters in the country's south on Thursday wounded two of its members, as Israeli troops battle Hezbollah militants on the border.
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Lebanese Take Refuge In Shelters After Long Trips Fleeing Israeli Bombing
Ali Berri never imagined it would take almost 14 hours to reach Beirut from his home in south Lebanon after he and his family decided to flee heavy Israeli air strikes.
-
Israel Bombards Lebanon As Hezbollah Launches Rocket Attacks: 10 Facts
Hezbollah on Saturday launched a series of rocket attacks from Lebanon into northern Israel, marking one of the most intense cross-border confrontations since the war began in October.
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PM Modi's US Visit: Ukraine War, Israel's Offensive In Gaza On Agenda
New initiatives to boost cooperation to ensure stability in the Indo-Pacific, ways to find peaceful solutions to the conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza and addressing concerns of the global South will be the focus of PM Modi's three-day US visit.
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Israel Army Says 2 Soldiers Killed In Gaza Helicopter Crash
The Israeli military said Wednesday that an army helicopter crashed in the south of war-ravaged Gaza overnight, killing two soldiers and injuring seven.
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Second Phase Of Polio Vaccination Campaign Begins In Gaza Amid Raging War
Crowds of Palestinians gathered at medical centers in the south of the embattled Gaza Strip on Thursday to have their children vaccinated against polio, the start of the second stage of a campaign that has so far seen 187,000 youngsters inoculated.
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Israeli Strike Kills 2 In Lebanon Amid Growing Middle East Tensions
Lebanon's health ministry said two people were killed Monday in an Israeli strike on the country's south, where Hezbollah has been trading near-daily fire with Israel since the start of the Gaza war in October.
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Dozens Killed As Israel Announces Evacuation Order In South Gaza
The health ministry in Hamas-run Gaza said Monday that an Israeli operation in Khan Yunis killed 70 people and wounded more than 200, after the military warned it would "forcefully operate" in the area.
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6 Killed, Many Houses Destroyed As Israeli Tanks Advance Into North Gaza
Israeli forces advanced further on Sunday into the Shejaia neighbourhood of northern Gaza and also pushed deeper into western and central Rafah in the south, killing at least six Palestinians and destroying several homes, residents said.
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Israeli Troops Rush Into Gaza Neighbourhood, Order Palestinians To Go South
Israel rushed into a neighbourhood in Gaza City on Thursday, ordering Palestinians to move south as the tanks rolled in and bombing the southern city of Rafah in what it says are the final stages of an operation against Hamas militants there.
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Fresh Israeli Airstrikes Kill 24 In Gaza As Tanks Deepen Incursion Into Rafah
Israeli forces killed at least 24 Palestinians in three separate airstrikes on Gaza City early on Tuesday, health officials said, while tanks deepened their incursion into the town of Rafah in the south of the enclave.
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Gaza Fighting Subsides As Israel Declares "Pause" To Facilitate Aid Flow
Israel struck Gaza on Monday and witnesses reported blasts in the besieged territory's south, but fighting had largely subsided on the second day of an army-declared "pause" to facilitate aid flows.
