Israel strikes Lebanon escalate after Hezbollah ceasefire breach
Israel unleashed its largest air assault across Lebanon since the 60 day Hezbollah ceasefire began, killing at least 11 people as Hezbollah fired projectiles toward Mount Dov. Israel hit fighters and infrastructure nationwide, while Lebanon reported civilian casualties in Haris and Tallousa. Washington and Paris urged restraint as Biden and Trump pressed for hostage actions. The conflict deepens amid warnings of Gaza hunger and aid disruptions affecting millions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
Lebanon
Hezbollah
Gaza
United States
Donald Trump
Hamas Group
Trump
U.S
Mount Dov
Shebaa Farms
Syria
Nabih Berri
France
White House
John Kirby
United Nations
Hamas
Gaza City
Bilal Marouf
Biden pardons Hunter sparks questions on his legacy
President Biden announced a categorical pardon for Hunter Biden days before his sentencing on gun and tax convictions. The move, praised by supporters as family-first, deepens questions about Biden’s commitment to the rule of law and his factional legacy amid global crises and a stalled bid for reelection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joe Biden
Hunter
Biden
Beau
Donald Trump
Kamala Harris
Middle East
Europe
Oval Office
Trump
Department of Justice
Joe Walsh
MSNBC
Also Mentioned on This Page
Haris
Tallousa
Kirby
Truth
United States of America
Omer Neutra
Benjamin Netanyahu
Isaac Herzog
Gaza Strip
U.N
World Food Program
Carl Skau
WEP
Deir al-Balah
Wafaa al-Attar
Ohad Swigenberg
Avivim
Upper Galilee
Karine Jean-Pierre
Air Force One
Justice Department
South Carolina
Jamie Lee Komoroski
Charleston County
Aric Hutchinson
Samantha Miller
Hutchinson
Komoroski
Deadra Jefferson
Trudeau
Toronto
Justin Trudeau
Canada
Mexico
Dominic LeBlanc
Mar-a- Lago Club
International Criminal Court
Russia
Graham
Hacue
Netherlands
Vladimir Putin
Tomoko Akane
ICC
Karim Khan
U.N. Security Council
Moscow
Khan
Putin
Ukraine
Lindsey Graham
Donald
Akane
Tesla
Elon Musk
Dover
Del
Delaware
Musk
Jose Luis Magana
Hunter Biden
Nantucket Mass