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General · 8 April 2026

Israel says Lebanon fighting not part of ceasefire

Israel says Lebanon fighting not part of ceasefire

Israeli attacks have killed more than 1,400 people in Lebanon, displacing over one million. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office announced on Wednesday that Israel supports the two-week ceasefire with Iran but it doesn't apply to Lebanon. Hezbollah had fired rockets into northern Israel after Iran's former Supreme Leader was killed.

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