Hamas ally Hezbollah said on Monday it had fired "dozens" of Katyusha rockets at an army headquarters in northern Israel in response to raids targeting villages in southern Lebanon.

Since Hamas's unprecedented October 7 attack on Israel triggered war in Gaza, there have been near-daily cross-border exchanges of fire between the Israeli army and Iran-backed Hezbollah.&nbsp;

With Israel-Iran tensions at an all-time high, the Lebanese Shiite militant group has intensified its attacks on Israel military targets across the border.

A Hezbollah statement said it had bombarded "the headquarters of the 3rd Infantry Brigade of the 91st Division at Ein Zeitim Base with dozens of Katyusha rockets".

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This was in response to Israeli attacks on "southern villages and civilian homes", most recently in Srifa, Odaisseh and Rab Tlatin.

Lebanon's official National News Agency (NNA) reported Israeli strikes on the three villages on Monday.

The Israeli military said "approximately 35 launches were identified crossing from Lebanon into the area of Ein Zeitim in northern Israel" and that no injuries were reported.

It said "troops struck the sources of the launches".

Since October 7 at least 376 people have been killed in Lebanon, mostly Hezbollah fighters but also 70 civilians, according to an AFP tally.

Israel says 10 soldiers and eight civilians have been killed on its side of the border.

Hamas ally Hezbollah said on Monday it had fired "dozens" of Katyusha rockets at an army headquarters in northern Israel in response to raids targeting villages in southern Lebanon.

Hamas ally Hezbollah said on Monday it had fired "dozens" of Katyusha rockets at an army headquarters in northern Israel in response to raids targeting villages in southern Lebanon. Since Hamas's unprecedented October 7 attack on Israel triggered war in Gaza, there have been near-daily cross-border exchanges of fire between the Israeli army and Iran-backed Hezbollah. With Israel-Iran tensions at an all-time high, the Lebanese Shiite militant group has intensified its attacks on Israel military targets across the border. A Hezbollah statement said it had bombarded "the headquarters of the 3rd Infantry Brigade of the 91st Division at Ein Zeitim Base with dozens of Katyusha rockets". Also read: IDF jets hit Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon overnight, kill operatives This was in response to Israeli attacks on "southern villages and civilian homes", most recently in Srifa, Odaisseh and Rab Tlatin. Lebanon's official National News Agency (NNA) reported Israeli strikes on the three villages on Monday. The Israeli military said "approximately 35 launches were identified crossing from Lebanon into the area of Ein Zeitim in northern Israel" and that no injuries were reported. It said "troops struck the sources of the launches". Since October 7 at least 376 people have been killed in Lebanon, mostly Hezbollah fighters but also 70 civilians, according to an AFP tally. Israel says 10 soldiers and eight civilians have been killed on its side of the border.

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According to a report, Iran is likely to launch a direct attack on Israel in the next 24 to 48 hours. Iran has hinted to the United States that it will respond to the attack in a way that no 'major escalation' takes place.

According to a report, Iran is likely to launch a direct attack on Israel in the next 24 to 48 hours. Iran has hinted to the United States that it will respond to the attack in a way that no 'major escalation' takes place. Also, United States President Joe Biden said that Washington's defence commitments to Japan and the Philippines were "ironclad" amid the two countries' territorial disputes with China. In other news from around the world, Russian politician Alexei Navalny's memoir will be released posthumously on October 22. Click on the headlines to read more: Iran likely to launch retaliatory attack on Israel in next two days: Report Iran is likely to launch a direct attack on Israel in the next 24 to 48 hours, as per a report. According to a report published in The Wall Street Journal, the attack can happen within the next 24 to 48 hours. Iran has hinted to the United States that it will respond to the attack on the Iranian consulate in Damascus in a way that no 'major escalation' takes place and that no hasty decisions will be taken. US defence commitments to Japan and Philippines are 'ironclad': President Joe Biden United States President Joe Biden said on Thursday (Apr 11) that Washington's defence commitments to Japan and the Philippines were "ironclad" as he hosted Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida and Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. amid the two countries' territorial disputes with China. Russian pro-democracy activist Alexei Navalny’s posthumous memoir to release in October Late Russian politician Alexei Navalny's memoir will be released on October 22, Alfred A. Knopf, the US publisher of the book announced on Thursday (April 11). Navalny started writing his novel in 2020 after he was poisoned and completed it before passing away in a Russian prison in 2024. Putin ridicules Ukraine 'peace' talks without Russia's participation Russian President Vladimir Putin ridiculed the Ukraine peace talks, a round of which is set to be held in Switzerland, on Thursday (April 11) and said that no enforced plans, which ignore Moscow's interests, will be accepted. Watch: North Korea: Kim Jong Un tells young soldiers to be more prepared for a war ×

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Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden said that the UK would not sell arms to Israel if it breaches international law in Gaza. The statement comes at a time when UK minister is being pressed to disclose the legal counsel they have been given over the continuation of military sales to Israel.&nbsp;

When asked, "If the Government would stop arms sales if it received legal advice that Israel was in breach of international humanitarian law," on&nbsp;the BBC’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg, Dowden replied, “If it is the case that we can’t lawfully, in accordance with the Act do so, of course we won’t supply those arms, but that is precisely the position, for example, even in respect of the United States or any other country around the world."

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“And it contrasts so strongly, our adherence to very high values, with the appalling atrocities that have been committed by terrorist organisations against Israel,” he added.

There has been a split in the UK cabinet on the matter of arms sales to Israel. British Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron wrote in Sunday Times, “Of course our backing is not unconditional: we expect such a proud and successful democracy to abide by international humanitarian law, even when challenged in this way. As an occupying power, Israel has a responsibility to the people of Gaza.”

This comes after the killings of three British aid workers John Chapman, 57, James “Jim” Henderson, 33, and James Kirby, 47 on April 1 by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF).&nbsp;

Sunday (April 7) marks six months since the October 7 attack in which Hamas militants attacked southern Israel which left about 1,200 dead. 
 
(With inputs from agencies)

Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden said that the UK would not sell arms to Israel if it breaches international law in Gaza. The statement comes at a time when UK minister is being pressed to disclose the legal counsel they have been given over the continuation of military sales to Israel.

Britain's Deputy Prime Minister Oliver Dowden said that the UK would not sell arms to Israel if it breaches international law in Gaza. The statement comes at a time when UK minister is being pressed to disclose the legal counsel they have been given over the continuation of military sales to Israel. When asked, "If the Government would stop arms sales if it received legal advice that Israel was in breach of international humanitarian law," on the BBC’s Sunday With Laura Kuenssberg, Dowden replied, “If it is the case that we can’t lawfully, in accordance with the Act do so, of course we won’t supply those arms, but that is precisely the position, for example, even in respect of the United States or any other country around the world." Also read | Explained: Between killed, killers and captives, Gaza completes a semester of war “And it contrasts so strongly, our adherence to very high values, with the appalling atrocities that have been committed by terrorist organisations against Israel,” he added. There has been a split in the UK cabinet on the matter of arms sales to Israel. British Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron wrote in Sunday Times, “Of course our backing is not unconditional: we expect such a proud and successful democracy to abide by international humanitarian law, even when challenged in this way. As an occupying power, Israel has a responsibility to the people of Gaza.” This comes after the killings of three British aid workers John Chapman, 57, James “Jim” Henderson, 33, and James Kirby, 47 on April 1 by the Israel Defence Forces (IDF). Sunday (April 7) marks six months since the October 7 attack in which Hamas militants attacked southern Israel which left about 1,200 dead. (With inputs from agencies)

UK will halt arms sales to Israel if it breaches international law in Gaza: UK Deputy Prime Minister

Delta Air Lines has announced plans to resume daily flights between New York-JFK and Tel Aviv, starting June 7.

This follows an extensive security assessment by the airline and makes Delta the second major US carrier to restart flights to Israel after the Hamas attack in October 2023.

United Airlines previously resumed flights from Newark to Tel Aviv earlier this month, but hasn't announced plans for restarting flights from other US cities until fall.

Delta's new route will offer about 2,000 seats weekly from New York to Israel, and the airline said it's "closely monitoring the situation in Israel".

The restart of flights by major US carriers is seen as a potential turning point for travel to Israel, which had suffered due to security concerns following the Hamas attacks and Israeli retaliation.

Before the October incident, United Airlines operated four daily flights directly to Tel Aviv from various US cities.

The airline has stated that it will evaluate resuming flights from those locations in the fall.

Lufthansa, Swiss, Austrian, Aegean, and Air France are among the numerous carriers that have already started operating again to Tel Aviv.

American Airlines, on the other hand, has extended its suspension of flights to Israel until October 28th. Lawmakers had previously urged airlines to resume flights as soon as possible.

(With inputs from Reuters)

Delta Air Lines has announced plans to resume daily flights between New York-JFK and Tel Aviv, starting June 7. This follows an extensive security assessment by the airline and makes Delta the second major US carrier to restart flights to Israel after the Hamas attack in October 2023.

Delta Air Lines has announced plans to resume daily flights between New York-JFK and Tel Aviv, starting June 7. This follows an extensive security assessment by the airline and makes Delta the second major US carrier to restart flights to Israel after the Hamas attack in October 2023. United Airlines previously resumed flights from Newark to Tel Aviv earlier this month, but hasn't announced plans for restarting flights from other US cities until fall. Delta's new route will offer about 2,000 seats weekly from New York to Israel, and the airline said it's "closely monitoring the situation in Israel". The restart of flights by major US carriers is seen as a potential turning point for travel to Israel, which had suffered due to security concerns following the Hamas attacks and Israeli retaliation. Before the October incident, United Airlines operated four daily flights directly to Tel Aviv from various US cities. The airline has stated that it will evaluate resuming flights from those locations in the fall. Lufthansa, Swiss, Austrian, Aegean, and Air France are among the numerous carriers that have already started operating again to Tel Aviv. American Airlines, on the other hand, has extended its suspension of flights to Israel until October 28th. Lawmakers had previously urged airlines to resume flights as soon as possible. (With inputs from Reuters)

Delta Air Lines to resume flights to Tel Aviv in June

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Hezbollah says 'dozens' of rockets fired at Israeli Army HQ in north

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UK will halt arms sales to Israel if it breaches international law in Gaza: UK Deputy Prime Minister

Delta Air Lines to resume flights to Tel Aviv in June

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