Hezbollah
Israel must not opt for “more of the same” in the aftermath of Hezbollah’s deadly attack on Majdal Shams, observers tell JNS.
Israeli “adventurism” in Lebanon could lead to “unforeseen consequences,” said Iran’s foreign minister.
JNS spoke with the former Israeli ambassador to the United States about what it would take to restore security for the tens of thousands of Israelis displaced from the Lebanese border.
The military is increasing its readiness for “the next stage of fighting in the north” following the Iranian terror proxy’s deadly attack, said IDF Chief of Staff Herzi Halevi.
The Lebanese terror group has denied responsibility for the attack on the Golan Heights, which claimed 12 lives.
“All of our hearts are broken over these sights. We embrace the families and the entire Druze community in its difficult hour, which is also our difficult hour,” said the Israeli premier.
Kamala Harris’s campaign did not comment on the deadly terror attack.
All of the fatalities were aged 10-20, according to the IDF. Thirty wounded were evacuated to hospital in various conditions.
The legislators sent a letter to the administration urging steadfast support of the Jewish state’s self-defense against Hezbollah.
Hadi Matar is accused of “providing material support and resources” to Iran’s Lebanese terror proxy.
Homes, bus stops and businesses alike in this now mostly lifeless city all bear witness to the missile, rocket and drone attacks that have rained down relentlessly for nearly 10 months.
Hezbollah said it will stop firing across Israel’s northern border after Jerusalem and Gaza-based Hamas agree on a truce outline, per the “New York Times.”
