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Israel orders strikes on Beiruts southern suburbs as Hezbollah rockets hit northern Israel

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Israel PM orders strikes on Beirut suburbs as Hezbollah conflict escalates

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Israeli army captures strategic Beaufort castle in Lebanon

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs on Monday, citing repeated Hezbollah ceasefire violations and attacks on northern Israel. Thousands of residents fled the area in response to the warning.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs on Monday, citing repeated Hezbollah ceasefire violations and attacks on northern Israel. Thousands of residents fled the area in response to the warning.

Israeli forces captured the Beaufort Castle, also known as Qalaat al-Shaqif, and areas near Wadi al-Saluki north of the Litani River over the weekend. Netanyahu described the capture as a "dramatic shift" in the campaign against Hezbollah.

Israeli forces captured the Beaufort Castle, also known as Qalaat al-Shaqif, and areas near Wadi al-Saluki north of the Litani River over the weekend. Netanyahu described the capture as a "dramatic shift" in the campaign against Hezbollah.

Israel also claimed that it was operating near Nabatieh, roughly 20 kilometers from the Israel-Lebanon border, which would mark the farthest advance of Israeli ground forces since the conflict began.

Israel also claimed that it was operating near Nabatieh, roughly 20 kilometers from the Israel-Lebanon border, which would mark the farthest advance of Israeli ground forces since the conflict began.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with both Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Netanyahu in an effort to advance a ceasefire proposal under which Hezbollah would halt attacks on Israel in exchange for Israel refraining from escalation in Beirut.

Secretary of State Marco Rubio spoke with both Lebanese President Joseph Aoun and Netanyahu in an effort to advance a ceasefire proposal under which Hezbollah would halt attacks on Israel in exchange for Israel refraining from escalation in Beirut.

Iran's foreign ministry said Israeli attacks in Lebanon were <a target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.verity.news/story/2026/usiran-strikes-test-fragile-ceasefire">delaying the diplomatic process</a> to end the U.S.-Iran war, reiterating that a Lebanon ceasefire was an integral part of any deal between Washington and Tehran.

Iran's foreign ministry said Israeli attacks in Lebanon were delaying the diplomatic process to end the U.S.-Iran war, reiterating that a Lebanon ceasefire was an integral part of any deal between Washington and Tehran.

Lebanese authorities report more than 3,400 people have been killed and over 1 million displaced since the conflict began on March 2. Israel says 24 of its soldiers and four civilians have been killed over the same period.

Lebanese authorities report more than 3,400 people have been killed and over 1 million displaced since the conflict began on March 2. Israel says 24 of its soldiers and four civilians have been killed over the same period.

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, known as Dahiyeh, on Monday, citing repeated Hezbollah ceasefire violations and attacks on Israeli cities. Thousands of residents fled the area in response to the warning.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu ordered strikes on Beirut's southern suburbs, known as Dahiyeh, on Monday, citing repeated Hezbollah ceasefire violations and attacks on Israeli cities. Thousands of residents fled the area in response to the warning.

The IDF said it was operating near the Hezbollah stronghold of Nabatiya, roughly 20 kilometers from the Israel-Lebanon border, which would mark the farthest advance of Israeli ground forces since the conflict began.

The IDF said it was operating near the Hezbollah stronghold of Nabatiya, roughly 20 kilometers from the Israel-Lebanon border, which would mark the farthest advance of Israeli ground forces since the conflict began.

Iran's foreign ministry said Israeli attacks in Lebanon were delaying the diplomatic process to end the U.S.-Iran war, reiterating that a Lebanon ceasefire was an integral part of any deal between Washington and Tehran.

Israel's military push into southern Lebanon is a necessary response to relentless Hezbollah drone attacks that have killed and wounded soldiers. The IDF has taken control of key positions like Beaufort Ridge and is prepared to advance on Nabatiya, the farthest ground forces have ever reached. Expanding operations is the only credible path to stopping Hezbollah aggression.

Israel's military push into southern Lebanon is a necessary response to relentless Hezbollah drone attacks that have killed and wounded soldiers. The IDF has taken control of key positions like Beaufort Ridge and is prepared to advance on Nabatiya, the farthest ground forces have ever reached. Expanding operations is the only credible path to stopping Hezbollah aggression.

Israel's deepening occupation of southern Lebanon mirrors the same failed strategy that forced its withdrawal in 2000 — a war of attrition it cannot sustain. Israeli society has repeatedly shown it lacks the endurance for prolonged conflict, while Lebanese resistance fighters have only grown stronger and more capable. The Spider's Web Theory is proving itself in real time.

Israel's deepening occupation of southern Lebanon mirrors the same failed strategy that forced its withdrawal in 2000 — a war of attrition it cannot sustain. Israeli society has repeatedly shown it lacks the endurance for prolonged conflict, while Lebanese resistance fighters have only grown stronger and more capable. The Spider's Web Theory is proving itself in real time.

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Israeli operations into southern Lebanon are a necessary response to relentless Hezbollah drone attacks that have killed and wounded soldiers. The IDF has taken control of key positions like Beaufort Castle and is prepared to advance on Nabatieh, the farthest ground forces have ever reached. With the Lebanese government dragging its feet on disarmament, expanding military operations is the only credible path to stopping Hezbollah aggression.

Israeli operations into southern Lebanon are a necessary response to relentless Hezbollah drone attacks that have killed and wounded soldiers. The IDF has taken control of key positions like Beaufort Castle and is prepared to advance on Nabatieh, the farthest ground forces have ever reached. With the Lebanese government dragging its feet on disarmament, expanding military operations is the only credible path to stopping Hezbollah aggression.

Israel's deepening occupation of southern Lebanon mirrors the same failed strategy that forced its withdrawal in 2000 — a war of attrition it cannot sustain. Israeli society has repeatedly shown it lacks the endurance for prolonged conflict, while Lebanese resistance fighters have only grown stronger and more capable. Indeed, the reason Israel is making threats against Beirut is because of the resistance's success in the south.

Israel's deepening occupation of southern Lebanon mirrors the same failed strategy that forced its withdrawal in 2000 — a war of attrition it cannot sustain. Israeli society has repeatedly shown it lacks the endurance for prolonged conflict, while Lebanese resistance fighters have only grown stronger and more capable. Indeed, the reason Israel is making threats against Beirut is because of the resistance's success in the south.

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