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Israel Continues Military Operations in Lebanon; Strikes Kill Hundreds

Israeli military operations across Lebanon continued intensively, with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu telling troops 'war continues' during a visit to southern Lebanon, even as Lebanon's Prime Minister Nawaf Salam said he was working to stop the fighting. Single-day strikes have killed hundreds, including a Lebanese Red Cross paramedic and an infant, as Hezbollah maintains its command structure and continues rocket fire into northern Israel.

Key Facts

1Israeli strikes on a single day in Lebanon killed more than 350 people, according to Al Jazeera documentation
2Netanyahu told troops in southern Lebanon that 'war continues' during a visit to the region
3Lebanese PM Nawaf Salam said he was working to stop the Israel-Hezbollah war
4A Lebanese Red Cross paramedic was killed when teams were 'directly targeted by an Israeli drone'
5An Israeli strike on the Saeed family home in Srifa killed an infant during her father's funeral
6A Hezbollah commander told NPR the militia has maintained a new command structure and continued firing rockets into northern Israel despite losses
7Australia's PM Albanese urged Israel to stop Lebanon attacks that intensified during the broader Middle East ceasefire period
8Lebanon's government has been characterised as 'politically present, operationally absent' as Israeli operations continue

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Covered by Qatari, Australian, UK, US, French, and Hong Kong outlets, reflecting the international dimensions of Israel's military campaign in Lebanon.

Israel Continues Military Operations in Lebanon; Strikes Kill Hundreds

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