A man was killed in an Israeli attack in southern Lebanon, amid rising tensions with Hezbollah. Israel continues to target the Islamist group, violating a ceasefire.
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On Wednesday, a man was killed in an Israeli attack on a car in southern Lebanon, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health. The attack occurred near a school, causing panic among children. Israel confirmed that the victim, Hussein Jaber Dib, was a member of Hezbollah's elite Radwan Force, accused of orchestrating terrorist attacks against Israel. This action is part of a series of Israeli attacks that have violated a ceasefire established in November 2024, mentioned by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who accused Hezbollah of rearming. Despite calls for negotiations from Lebanese President Joseph Aoun, Israel continues to carry out attacks, and the United States is exerting pressure for the disarmament of Hezbollah.
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Un mort şi un rănit în sudul Libanului, într-un atac israelian vizând o maşină lângă o şcoală în regiunea Tir
Israelul a atacat în sudul Libanului. Un bărbat a murit
Un mort şi un rănit în sudul Libanului, într-un atac israelian vizând o maşină lângă o şcoală în regiunea Tir. Armata israeliană revendică asasinarea unui membru al Forţei de elită Radwan a Hezbollah
Israelul a atacat în sudul Libanului. Un bărbat a murit
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