- Israel’s army launched airstrikes at several places in Lebanon on Saturday in vengeance for rocket attack.
- Israel said it came a day later when it would “operate” with increasing intensity in Gaza, until Hamas frees 59 hostages, of which 24 are considered alive.
- On Saturday, thousands of Israel again opposed the government’s failure to interact on a hostage deal and its steps to set fire to the head of the country’s Pindi Bet internal security service.
Israel launched an air strikes at several places in Lebanon on Saturday in vengeance for the rocket attack, killing six people in the heaviest exchange of fire since the ceasefire with Hizbullah, a terrorist group, which started nearly four months ago.
The exchange expressed concern about whether the ceasefire would take place, with Israel a few days after being resumed its war with Hamas, another Iran -backed terrorist group in Gaza. In a statement, Hizbullah refused to be responsible for the attack, saying that it was committed to the Trus.
The office of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said that it directed the army to forcefully respond against dozens of goals in Lebanon, where Iran -backed Hizbullah is based. Israel’s army said six rockets were fired towards Metula, a city along the border with Lebanon. Three crossed in Israel and were stopped.
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The army said it “cannot confirm the identity of the organization that removes rockets.” It said that it killed Hizbullah Command Center and dozens of rocket launchers.
The state-operated National News Agency of Lebanon reported that an Israeli strike at the southern Lebanani village in South Lebanese village Taulin killed five people, including a child, and injured 10 others, including two children.
Another Israeli strike on Saturday night killed a garage in the coastal city tires, NNA reported that one person was killed and seven injured. According to NNA, this was the first attack on the city since the ceasefire on Hoshi Al-Soid Ali village along with Syria on the village.
The residents examined the site of Saturday’s Israeli air strike on 23 March 2025 in the southern port city of the tire of the southern port of Lebanon. (AP Photo/Mohammad Zatari)
In a statement, the Prime Minister of Lebanon, Nawaf Salaam, asked the country’s army to take all the necessary measures in the south, but said that the country does not want to return to war.
Hizbullah began to launch rockets, drones and missiles in Israel a day later on 7 October 2023, an attack from Gaza lit the war there. The Israel-Hazbollah struggle got bored in the all-out war in September as Israel carried out the waves of air strikes and killed most of the senior leaders of the terrorist group. The fight killed over 4,000 people in Lebanon and displaced around 60,000 Israelis.
The Israeli forces were to be withdrawn from all the Lebanese regions by the end of January under the ceasefire deal. The deadline was extended by 18 February, but Israel has been built at five places in Lebanon from communities in Northern Israel. Meanwhile, Israel has carried out dozens of air strikes on southern and eastern Lebanon, saying that it attacked Hizbullah, while continuing drone attacks, who had killed several members of the terrorist group.
Lebanon has appealed to the United Nations to fully withdraw Israel. In Lebanon, the United Nations Interim force said it was worried about the possible violence and urged all the parties to avoid endangering progress.
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Israel said it came a day later when it would “operate” with increasing intensity in Gaza, until Hamas frees 59 hostages – 24 of which are considered alive.
According to Al-Ahli Hospital, on Friday night, Israeli attacks in a house in Gaza city killed at least nine people, including three children, who received the bodies.
“The debris and glass started falling on us,” the same al-Mashahravi said, who lost his brother in the attack. He expressed condolences with his young nephew Sameer al-Mashahravi, whose parents and siblings were killed. The 12 -year -old, his head and the wrist climbed on the track, sat on the back of a truck and cried.
The Israeli army said on Friday that its army was planning a new attack in three neighborhoods west of Gaza city and a warning on social media for Palestinians to vacate the areas.
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“Hamas, unfortunately, understands military pressure,” Netanyahu’s foreign policy advisor Offer Faock told the Associated Press.
Israel has killed around 600 Palestinians since the war started on Tuesday. Israel had already cut the supply of food, fuel and human aid to about 2 million Palestinians of Gaza, making Hamas pressure on the ceasefire negotiations.
The international community has condemned the re -launched attacks.
The initial 2023 attack by Hamas -led terrorists killed some 1,200 people, most of the citizens, and 251 hostages. Most hostages have been freed in ceasefire agreements or other deals. Israeli forces have saved eight living hostages and recovered dozens of bodies.
According to Gaza’s Health Ministry, more than 49,000 Palestinians have been killed by an anti -Rental aggressive of Israel. It does not say how many terrorists were there, but it is said that more than half of those killed were women and children. Israel says that it has killed around 20,000 terrorists without providing evidence.
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On Saturday, thousands of Israel again opposed the government’s failure to interact on a hostage deal and its steps to set fire to the head of the country’s Pindi Bet internal security service. He called for new elections.
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The Supreme Court has ordered a temporary stop for the dismissal of Ronen Bar until the appeal is heard. The Attorney General of Israel has ruled that the cabinet has no legal basis to dismiss it.
Netanyahu said in a statement late Saturday that the bar “Shin Bet will not be the head” and “Israel will remain a democratic state.” He argued that the disadvantage of his faith in the bar is associated with investigating the calf in illegal relations between many of his colleagues and Qatar.
Opposition leader Yare Lapid called for a rebellion and general strike, if the government avoids the court’s decision, says: “If this happens, the entire country needs to grind a stop.”
