United States (US) Secretary of State Antony Blinken arrived in West Asia on Tuesday to launch another push for an elusive ceasefire, seeking to revive negotiations to end the Gaza war and defuse the spillover conflict in Lebanon. Watch in for more details!

West Asia Crisis: Israeli PM, Blinken Hold Talks On Joining Forces To Counter Iran

Lebanon's Hezbollah movement said on Tuesday there would be no negotiations while fighting continued with Israel and it claimed sole responsibility for a drone attack on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's holiday home.

The group "takes full and sole responsibility" for targeting Netanyahu's house, Mohammad Afif, head of the Iranian-backed militant group's media office, told a press conference in the southern suburbs of Beirut.

"If our hands didn't reach you the previous time, then days, nights, and the battlefield are still between us," he said.

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Israel said a drone was launched at Netanyahu's holiday home on Saturday. Netanyahu was not there at the time, but he described it as an assassination attempt by "Iran's proxy Hezbollah" and called it a "grave mistake".

Hezbollah also for the first time, acknowledged that Israel had captured some of its fighters since it launched a ground offensive in south Lebanon and said that Israel was responsible for their wellbeing.

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Hezbollah had not captured any Israeli soldiers but had come close, Afif said. "It won't take long before we have captives from the enemy (Israel)."

He also denied that the group's Al-Qard Al-Hassan Association was involved in financing Hezbollah salaries or weapons and would fulfill its obligations to clients in full even after Israel targeted it with some 30 strikes on Sunday.

Israel and the US say Al-Qard Al-Hassan, which has over 30 outlets across Lebanon, is used by Hezbollah for money laundering and terrorism financing, assertions the group denies.

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Lebanon's Hezbollah movement said on Tuesday there would be no negotiations while fighting continued with Israel and it claimed sole responsibility for a drone attack on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's holiday home.

Lebanon's Hezbollah movement said on Tuesday there would be no negotiations while fighting continued with Israel and it claimed sole responsibility for a drone attack on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's holiday home. The group "takes full and sole responsibility" for targeting Netanyahu's house, Mohammad Afif, head of the Iranian-backed militant group's media office, told a press conference in the southern suburbs of Beirut. "If our hands didn't reach you the previous time, then days, nights, and the battlefield are still between us," he said. Also read: West Asia crisis: Drone from Lebanon launched toward Israeli PM Netanyahu's residence Israel said a drone was launched at Netanyahu's holiday home on Saturday. Netanyahu was not there at the time, but he described it as an assassination attempt by "Iran's proxy Hezbollah" and called it a "grave mistake". Hezbollah also for the first time, acknowledged that Israel had captured some of its fighters since it launched a ground offensive in south Lebanon and said that Israel was responsible for their wellbeing. Watch | Netanyahu's Home Targeted In Drone Attack × Hezbollah had not captured any Israeli soldiers but had come close, Afif said. "It won't take long before we have captives from the enemy (Israel)." He also denied that the group's Al-Qard Al-Hassan Association was involved in financing Hezbollah salaries or weapons and would fulfill its obligations to clients in full even after Israel targeted it with some 30 strikes on Sunday. Israel and the US say Al-Qard Al-Hassan, which has over 30 outlets across Lebanon, is used by Hezbollah for money laundering and terrorism financing, assertions the group denies. 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.

Hezbollah takes ‘sole responsibility’ for targeting Netanyahu’s residence; says there would be no negotiations

The Israeli military announced the death of a brigade commander in a blast in northern Gaza, where Israeli forces have been engaged in a sweeping assault targeting Hamas.

Israel-Hamas War: Israeli Colonel Killed In Combat In Northern Gaza, Tensions Escalates

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday (Oct 19)&nbsp;said that Iranian proxies tried to kill him and his wife, adding that they would pay a "heavy price" for it. This comes after a drone from Lebanon targeted his residence in Caesarea.&nbsp;

"Iran's proxies who tried to assassinate me and my wife today made a grave mistake," said Netanyahu.&nbsp;

Earlier today, hours after a drone was launched towards Netanyahu's residence, a senior government official confirmed that Iran tried to eliminate the Israeli prime minister, local media outlet Channel 12 reported.&nbsp;

The Israeli PM's Office said on Saturday that a drone was launched toward his residence after the military reported a drone from Lebanon had "hit a structure" in the central Israeli town.

Channel 12’s post on X said that this is the first time Iran’s name has come up following the attack on the Israeli PM’s residence by Hezbollah.

Following this, Netanyahu's office said that he and his wife were not at home at the time of the attack.&nbsp;

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"A UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) was launched toward the prime minister's residence in Caesarea. The prime minister and his wife were not at the location, and there were no injuries in the incident," Netanyahu's office said in the statement.

<h2>'Nothing will deter us': Netanyahu&nbsp;</h2>

In a video statement posted after the drone attack, the Israeli PM&nbsp;said “nothing will deter” him, and that Israel is “going to win this war.”

Netanyahu was seen&nbsp;walking through a sunny park, wearing sunglasses and a black shirt, saying, "you know, two days ago we eliminated the mass murder [Hamas leader] Yahya Sinwar, as I’ve said, we’re in an existential war, and we’re continuing to the end.”&nbsp;

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“And I want to say something else, I’m proud of our soldiers, I’m proud of our commanders, and I’m proud of you, the citizens of Israel,” he continued.&nbsp;

In the English version, he called Sinwar "the terrorist mastermind whose goons beheaded our men, raped our women and burned babies alive.”

“We took him out,” he said, adding, “and we’re continuing our battle with Iran’s other terrorist proxies.”

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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday (Oct 19) said that Iranian proxies tried to kill him and his wife, adding that they would pay a "heavy price" for it.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Saturday (Oct 19) said that Iranian proxies tried to kill him and his wife, adding that they would pay a "heavy price" for it. This comes after a drone from Lebanon targeted his residence in Caesarea. "Iran's proxies who tried to assassinate me and my wife today made a grave mistake," said Netanyahu. Earlier today, hours after a drone was launched towards Netanyahu's residence, a senior government official confirmed that Iran tried to eliminate the Israeli prime minister, local media outlet Channel 12 reported. The Israeli PM's Office said on Saturday that a drone was launched toward his residence after the military reported a drone from Lebanon had "hit a structure" in the central Israeli town. Channel 12’s post on X said that this is the first time Iran’s name has come up following the attack on the Israeli PM’s residence by Hezbollah. Following this, Netanyahu's office said that he and his wife were not at home at the time of the attack. Also read: West Asia crisis: Drone from Lebanon launched toward Israeli PM Netanyahu's residence "A UAV (unmanned aerial vehicle) was launched toward the prime minister's residence in Caesarea. The prime minister and his wife were not at the location, and there were no injuries in the incident," Netanyahu's office said in the statement. 'Nothing will deter us': Netanyahu In a video statement posted after the drone attack, the Israeli PM said “nothing will deter” him, and that Israel is “going to win this war.” Netanyahu was seen walking through a sunny park, wearing sunglasses and a black shirt, saying, "you know, two days ago we eliminated the mass murder [Hamas leader] Yahya Sinwar, as I’ve said, we’re in an existential war, and we’re continuing to the end.” Watch | Yahya Sinwar Killed: Netanyahu Warns Gaza War Won't End Until Hostages Return | WION Originals × “And I want to say something else, I’m proud of our soldiers, I’m proud of our commanders, and I’m proud of you, the citizens of Israel,” he continued. In the English version, he called Sinwar "the terrorist mastermind whose goons beheaded our men, raped our women and burned babies alive.” “We took him out,” he said, adding, “and we’re continuing our battle with Iran’s other terrorist proxies.” Disclaimer: WION takes the utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq, and non-state actors like the Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos, and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

Netanyahu says Iran proxies tried to 'assassinate' him and his wife, warns will pay 'heavy price'

After Israel confirmed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind of the October 7 attack on Israel last year, has been killed in Gaza. Pressure builds on Netanyahu as protesters gather outside his residence and chant, 'No victory without hostage deal'. Watch to know more.

Israel-Hamas War: Pressure on Netanyahu To Seal Hostage Deal After Sinwar's Killing

Pressure builds on Netanyahu after the killing of Sinwar as protesters gather outside his residence and chant, 'No victory without hostage deal'. Israel weighs in options to leverage custody to Sinwar's remains. What will happen next ? Watch to know more.

Israel-Hamas War: Israel Weighs in Options to Leverage Custody of Sinwar's Remains

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's home is in a central town that was struck by a drone, according to the Israeli military on Saturday. Two further drones were intercepted, but no one was hurt.

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An Israeli aircraft on Saturday (Oct 19) dropped leaflets across southern Gaza, showing a photo of the deceased Hamas leader, Yahya Sinwar, along with the message which read, "Hamas will no longer rule Gaza," according to a report by Reuters.

An Israeli aircraft on Saturday (Oct 19) dropped leaflets across southern Gaza, showing a photo of the deceased Hamas leader, Yahya Sinwar, along with the message which read, "Hamas will no longer rule Gaza," according to a report by Reuters. The leaflets, written in Arabic, stated, "Whoever drops the weapon and hands over the hostages will be allowed to leave and live in peace," as shared by residents of Khan Younis, a southern city in Gaza, and images circulating online. This message echoed a statement made by Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on Thursday, following the killing of Sinwar by Israeli forces in Rafah, near the Egyptian border. The IDF dropped leaflets in Gaza with this message: "Sinwar ruined your lives, he hid in a dark den and was killed when he fled in panic. Hamas will no longer rule Gaza, you have a chance to free yourself from its tyranny. For those who lay down their weapons and return the… pic.twitter.com/kUJFcOYoTC — Samantha Ettus (@samanthaettus) October 19, 2024 × "Evil has suffered a severe blow," Netanyahu said after the Israel Defense Forces (IDF) confirmed the Hamas chief's death in southern Gaza on Thursday (Oct 17). The Israeli PM added, "The man who committed the most terrible massacre in the history of our people since the Holocaust, the mass murderer who murdered thousands of Israelis and kidnapped hundreds of our citizens, was eliminated today by our heroic troops." Sinwar's final moments make him a hero for many in Gaza On Friday, the IDF released drone footage showing Sinwar in his final moments before he died. The video displays an injured man, identified as the Hamas chief, sitting in a room covered in debris. As the drone approached him, Sinwar was seen grabbing a stick and throwing it at the drone in a final act of defiance. For many in Gaza, this has symbolised "how heroes die." The act was acknowledged both by supporters and even some critics as a testament to Sinwar facing confrontation, rather than hiding underground among hostages as Israel had claimed he had been doing for the past year. Also read: Iran tried to eliminate Israeli PM Netanyahu in Hezbollah attack: Report In Sinwar’s birthplace of Khan Younis, mourners gathered in a destroyed mosque, where they recited the Muslim funeral prayer for the absent body. Israel has not returned Sinwar’s remains. Israel's 'greatest gift' to Sinwar A video recorded in 2021 went viral on social media after the Hamas chief’s death. It shows Sinwar talking about the possibility of being killed by Israeli forces and he referred to it as "the greatest gift" they could give him. "The greatest gift the enemy and the occupation can give me is to assassinate me so I can go to Allah as a martyr by their hand," Sinwar said in the video, recorded two years before Hamas attacked Israel. Placing his hand on his chest, Sinwar expressed his preference to be killed by "an F-16 or missiles" rather than dying of natural causes. "I am 59 years old. At 60, you are closer to dying from natural causes. I prefer to die a martyr than die a meaningless death," he stated. (With inputs from agencies) 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.

Israel drops leaflets over Gaza showing Sinwar's dead body as Palestinians mourn the defiant 'hero'

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who was "eliminated" by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), earlier this week, tried to instil hatred in his 10-year-old son for Israel through letters, according to Israeli&nbsp;media reports.&nbsp;

Israeli troops searched homes near where Sinwar was killed, and reportedly found letters he sent and received, including his correspondence with his son.&nbsp;

Sinwar wrote several sermons to his son, which were excoriating Israel, according to a local media outlet, Channel 12.&nbsp;

His 10-year-old boy in turn reportedly sent his father drawings of dead Israeli soldiers, and at one point was said to ask when the war would end.

Sinwar was considered to be the architect of the deadly October 7 attack on Israel, where thousands of people were killed and 251 were taken hostage in Gaza.&nbsp;

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The Hamas chief was killed on Wednesday (Oct 16) in a chance encounter with Israeli troops operating in southern Gaza's Rafah.&nbsp;

IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari told reporters that Sinwar was on the move, trying to hide as the Israeli troops made advances in Rafah. He was possibly shot in his hand and was hiding in the building when the IDF soldiers hit it.&nbsp;

Notably, Sinwar had been imprisoned for 23 years in an Israeli prison for the murder of Palestinians whom he suspected of cooperating with Israel.&nbsp;

In October 2011, he was one of over 1000 prisoners&nbsp;Israel released in return for Gilad Shalit, a soldier Hamas abducted in 2006.

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Following Sinwar's killing, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement. "To the people of Gaza, I have a simple message. This war can end tomorrow."

“It can end if Hamas lays down its arms and returns our hostages. Israel will guarantee the safety of all those who return our hostages,” Netanyahu added.&nbsp;

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Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who was "eliminated" by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), earlier this week, tried to instil hatred in his 10-year-old son for Israel through letters, according to Israeli media reports.

Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, who was "eliminated" by the Israel Defense Forces (IDF), earlier this week, tried to instil hatred in his 10-year-old son for Israel through letters, according to Israeli media reports. Israeli troops searched homes near where Sinwar was killed, and reportedly found letters he sent and received, including his correspondence with his son. Sinwar wrote several sermons to his son, which were excoriating Israel, according to a local media outlet, Channel 12. His 10-year-old boy in turn reportedly sent his father drawings of dead Israeli soldiers, and at one point was said to ask when the war would end. Sinwar was considered to be the architect of the deadly October 7 attack on Israel, where thousands of people were killed and 251 were taken hostage in Gaza. Also read: Skull damaged, fingers chopped off: Chilling details revealed in Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar’s autopsy The Hamas chief was killed on Wednesday (Oct 16) in a chance encounter with Israeli troops operating in southern Gaza's Rafah. IDF Spokesman Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari told reporters that Sinwar was on the move, trying to hide as the Israeli troops made advances in Rafah. He was possibly shot in his hand and was hiding in the building when the IDF soldiers hit it. Notably, Sinwar had been imprisoned for 23 years in an Israeli prison for the murder of Palestinians whom he suspected of cooperating with Israel. In October 2011, he was one of over 1000 prisoners Israel released in return for Gilad Shalit, a soldier Hamas abducted in 2006. Watch | Israel-Hamas War: Death of Yahya Sinwar a Heavy Blow to Palestinian Group, Says Israel × Following Sinwar's killing, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement. "To the people of Gaza, I have a simple message. This war can end tomorrow." “It can end if Hamas lays down its arms and returns our hostages. Israel will guarantee the safety of all those who return our hostages,” Netanyahu added. Disclaimer: WION takes the utmost care to accurately and responsibly report conflicts in West Asia involving Israel, Iran, Syria, Iraq, and non-state actors like the Islamic State, among others. In this context, claims and counterclaims are being made online and offline. WION cannot independently verify the authenticity of all statements, social media posts, photos, and videos. (With inputs from agencies)

Troops find Yahya Sinwar's letters written to his 10-year-old son, instilling hatred for Israel: Report

Israel confirmed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, the mastermind of the October 7 attack on Israel last year, has been killed in Gaza. The Israeli army also released footage of what it says - shows Hamas chief Yahya Sinwar moments before he was killed in southern Gaza's Rafah.

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Hamas on Friday (Oct 18) confirmed that their leader Yahya Sinwar, was killed by Israeli forces on Wednesday. However, the Palestinian militant group remains defiant.

Hamas on Friday (Oct 18) confirmed that their leader Yahya Sinwar, was killed by Israeli forces on Wednesday. However, the Palestinian militant group remains defiant. Al-Hayya, a senior Hamas official, said that Sinwar's death would only make the group stronger. “Sinwar’s death will turn into a curse on the occupiers," he said. He also emphasised that Israeli hostages wouldn’t be freed unless Israel stopped its operations in Gaza and pulled out completely. According to a video statement shared by news agency Reuters, Al-Hayya said, "The hostages will not return, unless the aggression against our people in Gaza stops, there is a complete withdrawal from it, and our heroic prisoners are released from the occupation’s prisons." Hamas' military wing also issued its own statement, vowing to continue their fight against Israel until Palestine is "liberated," as they mourned their leader’s death. Meanwhile, Lebanon-based Hezbollah and Yemen’s Houthis, both backed by Iran, extended their condolences for Sinwar’s death. In Iran, officials condemned the Hamas leader's death. Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian called it "a clear sign of the unstoppable crimes committed by Israel," while Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araqchi posted on X (formerly Twitter), “Martyrs live forever, and the cause for the liberation of Palestine from occupation is more alive than ever." Also read: West Asia crisis: Drone from Lebanon launched toward Netanyahu's residence On Thursday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, in a video statement, praised the operation and vowed to continue military actions in Gaza and Lebanon. He also addressed the militants holding Israeli hostages, offering them a chance to live if they surrendered and freed the hostages. Hebrew news outlets reported that Netanyahu met with President Isaac Herzog on Friday to discuss the "window of opportunity" created by Sinwar's death. Additionally, the Israeli Prime Minister’s Office noted that United States President Joe Biden called Netanyahu on Thursday to congratulate him on the operation and that both leaders agreed to work together to seize the opportunity to secure the release of hostages. (With inputs from agencies) 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.

After Sinwar’s death, Hamas warns: Hostages won’t be freed until Israel withdraws

With Israeli forces confirming Sinwar's killing, the year long hunt for the Hamas leader comes to an end. It's a good day for the world that is what the US President Joe Biden said who spoke to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on the phone and congratulated him.

Israel-Hamas: Biden Says Sinwar's Killing By Israel 'A Good Day For The World'

The Israeli cabinet has announced that Yahya Sinwar, a top Hamas leader, was killed in recent military actions. However, Hamas officials have not yet made any public statements confirming or denying the report, leaving uncertainty over Sinwar's status. The situation is being closely monitored as tensions remain high.

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