The Israeli military said it had bombed Hezbollah weapons storage facilities in Lebanon's Bekaa Valley, and Hezbollah said it had carried out a drone attack on military posts in a kibbutz in northern Israel in retaliation.

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An arms-selling network, allegedly linked to Houthi rebels, has been openly trading weapons on the social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. The group is accused of carrying out attacks on commercial shipping in the Red Sea. Arms dealers based in Houthi-controlled Yemen have reportedly been using the social media site to buy and sell weapons, including rifles, handguns, and grenade launchers. Dozens of arms dealers, based in the Yemeni capital Sanaa, which is controlled by the Houthi rebels, are effectively using X as a storefront.

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Israeli airstrikes across southern Lebanon on Friday killed at least six fighters and one child, according to security sources, as armed group&nbsp;Hezbollah&nbsp;responded with artillery rounds and rockets across the border.

The Israeli military has been trading fire with Iran-backed&nbsp;Hezbollah&nbsp;across Lebanon's southern border in parallel with the Gaza war, with hostilities ramping up recently amid fears that a full-scale regional war could erupt.

Israeli strikes on the southern Lebanese towns of Mays al-Jabal and Tayr Harfa on Friday killed four&nbsp;Hezbollah&nbsp;fighters, according to the party's death notices and a security source.

Another fighter was killed in a separate strike outside Aitarun, according to the security source. It was not immediately clear if the combatant was a&nbsp;Hezbollah&nbsp;member.

A separate Israeli strike on the village of Aita, approximately 14 km (nine miles) north of the border with Israel, killed a&nbsp;Hezbollah&nbsp;fighter and a child, the security source told Reuters.&nbsp;Hezbollah&nbsp;identified the fighter killed in Aita as Mohammad Najem.

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The Israeli military, in a statement posted online, said it had targeted Najem in Aita because he was a member of&nbsp;Hezbollah's rocket and missile unit. It said it had targeted two other&nbsp;Hezbollah&nbsp;fighters across the south.

Its statement said "a number of projectiles fired from Lebanese territory" had crossed into northern Israel but that no injuries were reported.

Hezbollah's press office said the group had fired rockets and artillery fire onto various Israeli military positions throughout the day.

More than 600 people in Lebanon have been killed since the start of the clashes last October, including more than 400&nbsp;Hezbollah&nbsp;combatants and over 130 civilians, according to a Reuters toll.

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Israeli airstrikes across southern Lebanon on Friday killed at least six fighters and one child, according to security sources, as armed group Hezbollah responded with artillery rounds and rockets across the border.

Israeli airstrikes across southern Lebanon on Friday killed at least six fighters and one child, according to security sources, as armed group Hezbollah responded with artillery rounds and rockets across the border. The Israeli military has been trading fire with Iran-backed Hezbollah across Lebanon's southern border in parallel with the Gaza war, with hostilities ramping up recently amid fears that a full-scale regional war could erupt. Israeli strikes on the southern Lebanese towns of Mays al-Jabal and Tayr Harfa on Friday killed four Hezbollah fighters, according to the party's death notices and a security source. Another fighter was killed in a separate strike outside Aitarun, according to the security source. It was not immediately clear if the combatant was a Hezbollah member. A separate Israeli strike on the village of Aita, approximately 14 km (nine miles) north of the border with Israel, killed a Hezbollah fighter and a child, the security source told Reuters. Hezbollah identified the fighter killed in Aita as Mohammad Najem. Also read: Parents of American hostage in Gaza call for ceasefire deal at DNC; 'stay strong. survive!' The Israeli military, in a statement posted online, said it had targeted Najem in Aita because he was a member of Hezbollah's rocket and missile unit. It said it had targeted two other Hezbollah fighters across the south. Its statement said "a number of projectiles fired from Lebanese territory" had crossed into northern Israel but that no injuries were reported. Hezbollah's press office said the group had fired rockets and artillery fire onto various Israeli military positions throughout the day. More than 600 people in Lebanon have been killed since the start of the clashes last October, including more than 400 Hezbollah combatants and over 130 civilians, according to a Reuters toll. Disclaimer: This story has been published from a news agency feed with minimal edits to adhere to WION's style guide. The headline may have been changed to better reflect the content of the story or to make it more suitable for WION audience.

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As per reports, the conflict in West Asia has intensified, with Hezbollah firing over 50 rockets into Israel's Golan Heights following an Israeli airstrike in Lebanon. This escalation raises concerns about a broader regional conflict, potentially involving Iran’s strategic interests. As the U.S. positions military assets in the region to deter further aggression, questions linger about the Gaza ceasefire. Meanwhile, the conflict’s impact may have expanded to North America, with bomb threats emailed to around 125 Jewish Institutions in Canada.

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With the chances of a ceasefire deal on Gaza hanging in balance US President Joe Biden has pushed Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to reach a deal with Hamas. Watch in for more details!

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According to reports in the Israeli media, in a meeting with the families of those held hostage by Hamas, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said there is unlikely to be a hostage deal. Netanyahu’s comments put the fate of the Gaza ceasefire deal in serious doubt as well as the lives of over 100 Israeli hostages.

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Lebanon’s Hezbollah has launched more than 50 rockets, hitting several private homes in the Israeli-annexed Golan Heights. The attack on Wednesday came a day after US Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with fellow mediators Egypt and Qatar as he pressed ahead with the latest diplomatic mission to secure a cease-fire in the war in Gaza, even as Hamas and Israel signalled that challenges remain.

Israel-Hezbollah War: Hezbollah fires more than 50 rockets hitting Golan Heights

Israel-Hezbollah war: Hezbollah fires over 50 rockets towards Golan Heights

Iran-backed Hezbollah group said it launched several rocket barrages at Israeli army positions in the annexed Golan Heights on Tuesday (Aug 20) in response&nbsp;to Israeli strikes on east Lebanon a day before (Aug 19).

On Monday Israel’s military said that fighter jets struck a number of Hezbollah weapons storage facilities in the area of Bekaa in Lebanon, and large amounts of weapons had been hit.

That Israeli strike came after a soldier in northern Israel was killed by Hezbollah fire, the latest death in 10 months of cross-border exchanges between Iran-backed Hezbollah and Israeli forces.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) issued a statement saying, "Following the sirens that sounded a short while ago in the areas of the Upper Galilee and the Golan Heights, approximately 55 projectiles were identified crossing from Lebanese territory. Some of the projectiles were intercepted, while the rest fell in open areas. No injuries were reported."

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IDF claimed that shortly after the launches, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) struck one of the launchers from which the projectiles were fired.

Fears of an escalation have mounted since Hezbollah and Iran vowed to respond after an Israeli strike on Beirut last month killed a top Hezbollah commander, Fuad Shukr, shortly before an attack in Tehran blamed on Israel killed Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh.

<h2>79-year-old hostage dies in Gaza</h2>

An Israeli community announced on Tuesday the death of hostage Avraham Munder in the Gaza Strip, saying he was "physically and mentally tortured" in captivity.

"Kibbutz Nir Oz announces with great sadness the murder of the late Avraham Munder, 79, in captivity in Gaza after suffering physical and mental torture for months," the community said in a statement.

Munder, his wife, daughter and grandson were abducted by Palestinian militants during the October 7 attack by Hamas on southern Israel.

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The other family members were released during the single, week-long truce of the war last November, while his son was killed on the day of the attack.

The October 7 attack resulted in the deaths of 1,199 people, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally based on official Israeli figures.

Militants also captured 251 people, 111 of whom are still held in Gaza, including 40 the military and Israeli officials say are dead.

(With inputs from agencies)

Iran-backed Hezbollah group said it launched several rocket barrages at Israeli army positions in the annexed Golan Heights on Tuesday (Aug 20) in response to Israeli strikes on east Lebanon a day before (Aug 19).

Iran-backed Hezbollah group said it launched several rocket barrages at Israeli army positions in the annexed Golan Heights on Tuesday (Aug 20) in response to Israeli strikes on east Lebanon a day before (Aug 19). On Monday Israel’s military said that fighter jets struck a number of Hezbollah weapons storage facilities in the area of Bekaa in Lebanon, and large amounts of weapons had been hit. That Israeli strike came after a soldier in northern Israel was killed by Hezbollah fire, the latest death in 10 months of cross-border exchanges between Iran-backed Hezbollah and Israeli forces. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) issued a statement saying, "Following the sirens that sounded a short while ago in the areas of the Upper Galilee and the Golan Heights, approximately 55 projectiles were identified crossing from Lebanese territory. Some of the projectiles were intercepted, while the rest fell in open areas. No injuries were reported." Also read: ‘Bridging proposal’: Netanyahu publicly endorses US’ hostages-for-ceasefire deal; Hamas rejects IDF claimed that shortly after the launches, the Israeli Air Force (IAF) struck one of the launchers from which the projectiles were fired. Fears of an escalation have mounted since Hezbollah and Iran vowed to respond after an Israeli strike on Beirut last month killed a top Hezbollah commander, Fuad Shukr, shortly before an attack in Tehran blamed on Israel killed Hamas political leader Ismail Haniyeh. 79-year-old hostage dies in Gaza An Israeli community announced on Tuesday the death of hostage Avraham Munder in the Gaza Strip, saying he was "physically and mentally tortured" in captivity. "Kibbutz Nir Oz announces with great sadness the murder of the late Avraham Munder, 79, in captivity in Gaza after suffering physical and mental torture for months," the community said in a statement. Munder, his wife, daughter and grandson were abducted by Palestinian militants during the October 7 attack by Hamas on southern Israel. Also read | Gaza records first polio case in 25 years amid raging state of war The other family members were released during the single, week-long truce of the war last November, while his son was killed on the day of the attack. The October 7 attack resulted in the deaths of 1,199 people, mostly civilians, according to an AFP tally based on official Israeli figures. Militants also captured 251 people, 111 of whom are still held in Gaza, including 40 the military and Israeli officials say are dead. (With inputs from agencies)

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Fuad Shukr, described as one of Hezbollah's most secretive commanders, was killed during an Israeli airstrike on July 30. WION tells you all about his assassination in this report. Watch in.

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Hezbollah deputy leader Fuad Shukr was lured to his seventh-floor residence from his second-floor office in Beirut last month when he was killed in an airstrike, a report in newspaper&nbsp;Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has claimed.

An official belonging to the Iran-backed terror outfit said minutes before the airstrike, Shukr had gone upstairs, which made his assassination easier. He had been living and working from the same building to limit his time outside.&nbsp;

The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) strike on July 30 killed Shukr, his wife, two other women and two children. The aftermath of the attack left the top corner of a multi-storey building demolished, with charred debris scattered across the vicinity.

The report added that Hezbollah was working with Iran to investigate the security breach which led to the airstrike - killing one of its most important assets.&nbsp;

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<h2>Retaliatory strike from Israel</h2>

The Israeli military, while announcing the killing,&nbsp;labelled Shukr as Hezbollah's most senior commander.&nbsp;The strike was retaliatory in nature after a Hezbollah rocket hit the northern town of Majdal Shams, killing 12 children and teenagers.&nbsp;&nbsp;

Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Galant justified the strike, asserting that Shukr was responsible for numerous Israeli deaths.

"He [Shukr] has the blood of many Israelis on his hands. Tonight, we have shown that the blood of our people has a price and that there is no place out of reach for our forces to this end," said Gallant at the time.&nbsp;

Notably, hours after the attack, Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh was also assassinated in a bomb blast at a guesthouse in Tehran.&nbsp;

According to reports, Israel was behind the attack as well with Iranian assets helping in setting off the bomb, planted in at least three rooms in the guesthouse, belonging to the&nbsp;Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC).&nbsp;

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After the twin attacks, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowed of&nbsp;retaliation against Israel, which has kept the region on its toes with the US repeatedly calling for de-escalation in the situation.&nbsp;

“The criminal and terrorist Zionist regime martyred our dear guest in our house and made us bereaved,"&nbsp;Khamenei said at the time.&nbsp;

Since then, US warships, fighter jets and submarine have been deployed in the Middle East to avoid any potential Israel-Iran flare-up.&nbsp;

Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Israel-Hamas war on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos.

(With inputs from agencies)&nbsp;

Hezbollah deputy leader Fuad Shukr was lured to his seventh-floor residence from his second-floor office in Beirut last month when he was killed in an airstrike, a report in newspaper Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has claimed.

Hezbollah deputy leader Fuad Shukr was lured to his seventh-floor residence from his second-floor office in Beirut last month when he was killed in an airstrike, a report in newspaper Wall Street Journal (WSJ) has claimed. An official belonging to the Iran-backed terror outfit said minutes before the airstrike, Shukr had gone upstairs, which made his assassination easier. He had been living and working from the same building to limit his time outside. The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) strike on July 30 killed Shukr, his wife, two other women and two children. The aftermath of the attack left the top corner of a multi-storey building demolished, with charred debris scattered across the vicinity. The report added that Hezbollah was working with Iran to investigate the security breach which led to the airstrike - killing one of its most important assets. Watch | Hezbollah confirms death of top commander Fuad Shukr in Israeli air strike × Retaliatory strike from Israel The Israeli military, while announcing the killing, labelled Shukr as Hezbollah's most senior commander. The strike was retaliatory in nature after a Hezbollah rocket hit the northern town of Majdal Shams, killing 12 children and teenagers. Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Galant justified the strike, asserting that Shukr was responsible for numerous Israeli deaths. "He [Shukr] has the blood of many Israelis on his hands. Tonight, we have shown that the blood of our people has a price and that there is no place out of reach for our forces to this end," said Gallant at the time. Notably, hours after the attack, Hamas chief Ismail Haniyeh was also assassinated in a bomb blast at a guesthouse in Tehran. According to reports, Israel was behind the attack as well with Iranian assets helping in setting off the bomb, planted in at least three rooms in the guesthouse, belonging to the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC). Also read | Hamas chief Haniyeh was killed by bomb hidden two months ago in Tehran guesthouse: Report After the twin attacks, Iranian Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei vowed of retaliation against Israel, which has kept the region on its toes with the US repeatedly calling for de-escalation in the situation. “The criminal and terrorist Zionist regime martyred our dear guest in our house and made us bereaved," Khamenei said at the time. Since then, US warships, fighter jets and submarine have been deployed in the Middle East to avoid any potential Israel-Iran flare-up. Disclaimer: A number of claims and counterclaims are being made on the Israel-Hamas war on the ground and online. While WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

Hezbollah leader Fuad Shukr was lured to his apartment via phone call, minutes before deadly Israeli strike

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The members of the security cabinet in Israel have received a warning that Iran and Hezbollah may try to assassinate a top security official of Israel, as reported by the Ynet news site.

The members of the security cabinet in Israel have received a warning that Iran and Hezbollah may try to assassinate a top security official of Israel, as reported by the Ynet news site. Their likely targets can be Israeli ministers, intelligence officials, current or former military officers, senior officials in the Shin Bet or Mossad and parliament members, as per the report. Because of the threat, Israel’s Shin Bet spy agency has been on heightened alert, Ynet said. Also Read: Iran attack may come soon and with no warning, US warns The assassination threat has emerged at a time when Israel has been prepared for an expected attack from Iran as well as its allies, who had vowed to avenge the killing of Hamas leader Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran on July 31. Israel FM hopes allies will attack Iran if it strikes Tel Aviv Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz, while speaking to his French and British counterparts Friday (August 16), said that his country hopes to get support "in attacking" Iran if it bombards Israel. "If Iran attacks, we expect the coalition to join Israel not only in defence but also in attacking significant targets in Iran," said Katz, while speaking to his French and UK counterparts. Hezbollah reveals underground tunnel in new video Hezbollah released a new video with the title "Our Mountains Are Our Stores" in which the underground tunnels and missile storage facility of the Lebanese militant group was shown. Disclaimer: WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of photos, videos and information shared on social media. Watch | Hezbollah publishes a new video titled "Our mountains are our stores," displaying the Lebanese Resistance's vast underground tunnels and missile store named the “Imad 4 facility" after former commander Imad Mughniyeh. Hezbollah has only used a limited amount of its… pic.twitter.com/e7S7vNnqYb — The Cradle (@TheCradleMedia) August 16, 2024 × In the four-and-a-half-minute video, Hezbollah officials were seen working in illuminated underground tunnels as well as shifting large missile launchers and trucks. The facility was named "Imad 4" in remembrance of their slain commander Imad Mughniyeh. Israel has been facing diplomatic pressure to finalise a truce which can avert a wider war in the region amid the ongoing talks in Qatar. Watch: Netanyahu vs Gallant: Is Israel PM sabotaging peace in Gaza? The international negotiators have for months not been able to finalise a truce or hostage release deal, however, the tensions have escalated in the region after Ismail Haniyeh's killing and have underscored the urgency to reach a ceasefire agreement. In the talks, the Palestinian militant group Hamas were not present as they said that they had accepted the terms and that Israel now needs to agree to it. Disclaimer: WION takes utmost care to accurately and responsibly report ongoing developments on the Israel-Palestine conflict after the Hamas attacks. However, we cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, photos and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

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