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Israeli officials demand freedom to strike Hezbollah as part of any ceasefire deal
Meanwhile, US vetoes another UN resolution demanding an immediate ceasefire in Gaza
A pedestrian bridge collapsed next of a destroyed building that were hit in an Israeli airstrike in Dahiyeh, in the southern suburb of Beirut, Lebanon, November 19, 2024
Meanwhile, a top Russian general is killed in car bomb attack outside his flat near Moscow
ISRAELI officials demanded today that their country should have the freedom to strike at Lebanon’s Hezbollah resistance movement as part of any ceasefire deal.
The development came as an air strike hit the historic Syrian town of Palmyra, killing 36 people, according to Syria’s state-run media, which blamed the attack on Israel. The Israeli military declined to comment.
Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz and Foreign Minister Gideon Saar each said that their country sought to reserve the right to respond to any violations by Hezbollah of an emerging truce proposal, which would push the movement’s fighters and Israeli ground forces out of a United Nations buffer zone in southern Lebanon.
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