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He Spoke To NDTV On Surviving 2023 Airstrike. Now, Killed In Gaza Cafe Blast
On Monday, an airstrike on Al-Baqa massacred at least 24 people, including prominent war reporter and filmmaker Ismail Abu Hatab.
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"Need To Be Able To Surprise Our Enemy": Israeli Envoy To NDTV On Pager Blasts
As Israel faces a critical juncture in its history with its war on two fronts - with Hamas and Hezbollah - the country's envoy to India has said all its actions are driven by the objective of rooting out radicalism.
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A Modern 'Trojan Horse': How Hezbollah Faced 2 Days Of Mayhem In Lebanon
It's around 3:30 in the afternoon on September 17. People in Lebanon are going about their daily business, doing the shopping, having a haircut, conducting meetings.
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US Warns Against Further Middle East Escalation After Lebanon Blasts
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday warned against the risk of escalation in the Middle East after the detonation of thousands of Hezbollah pagers threatened to derail his latest regional diplomacy push.
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Highlights: Walkie-Talkie Explosions Kill 20, Injure Over 450 In Lebanon
Lebanon Blasts Live Updates: A series of walkie-talkie explosions caught Lebanon unawares today, killing at least nine people so far. According to Lebanon health ministry, over 300 people have been injured.
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9 Killed In Lebanon Walkie-Talkie Blasts, What We Know So Far
While Lebanon was still reeling from the shock of yesterday's pager blasts that killed 12 people, the country has been shaken with a fresh series of nationwide walkie-talkie explosions, which have killed nine people so far and has injured hundreds.
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Opinion | Pager Attacks: What Next For Hezbollah?
In the short term, if not tactically, Israel has been managing to secure at least psychological victories against Hezbollah and its ilk.
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UN Says Lebanon Pager Blasts 'Extremely Concerning Escalation'
The United Nations said pager explosions that killed nine people and wounded 2,800 across Lebanon Tuesday marked "an extremely concerning escalation" nearly one year into the Gaza war.
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Hamas, Islamic Jihad Claim Responsibility For Bomb Blast In Tel Aviv
The armed wings of Hamas and Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility on Monday for a bomb blast near a synagogue in Tel Aviv that Israeli police and the Shin Bet intelligence agency described as a terrorist attack.
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Israeli Port Braces For Bombardment Amid Fears Of Iran, Hezbollah Attacks
Haifa's residents gaze warily onto the sprawling industrial port that flanks their Israeli city, knowing the potential for a major blast as they brace for bombardment from Hezbollah.
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"How Will He Negotiate?" Gazans Concerned Over Hamas's New Chief Yahya Sinwar
War-weary Gazans voiced concern on Wednesday after Hamas appointed Yahya Sinwar as its new supremo, fearing his past as the movement's military commander might hamper efforts for the ceasefire they yearn for.
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Air France, Transavia Extend Beirut Flight Suspension Amid Mideast Tensions
The resumption of flights to Lebanon's capital, which have been halted since July 29, "will be subject to a new assessment of the local situation," the airline told AFP.
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Bomb In Paris, Cross-Dressing In Beirut: How Israel Avenged Munich Massacre
During the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany, 11 Israeli athletes were killed by members of the Palestinian terrorist organisation Black September.
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Gaza Fighting Subsides As Israel Declares "Pause" To Facilitate Aid Flow
Israel struck Gaza on Monday and witnesses reported blasts in the besieged territory's south, but fighting had largely subsided on the second day of an army-declared "pause" to facilitate aid flows.
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Israel Says Its Munitions Alone "Could Not" Have Caused Deadly Rafah Blast That Killed 45
The Israeli military said on Tuesday its munitions alone "could not" have caused a deadly blaze that Gaza health authorities reported killed 45 people in the southern city of Rafah.
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He Spoke To NDTV On Surviving 2023 Airstrike. Now, Killed In Gaza Cafe Blast
On Monday, an airstrike on Al-Baqa massacred at least 24 people, including prominent war reporter and filmmaker Ismail Abu Hatab.
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"Need To Be Able To Surprise Our Enemy": Israeli Envoy To NDTV On Pager Blasts
As Israel faces a critical juncture in its history with its war on two fronts - with Hamas and Hezbollah - the country's envoy to India has said all its actions are driven by the objective of rooting out radicalism.
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A Modern 'Trojan Horse': How Hezbollah Faced 2 Days Of Mayhem In Lebanon
It's around 3:30 in the afternoon on September 17. People in Lebanon are going about their daily business, doing the shopping, having a haircut, conducting meetings.
-
US Warns Against Further Middle East Escalation After Lebanon Blasts
US Secretary of State Antony Blinken on Wednesday warned against the risk of escalation in the Middle East after the detonation of thousands of Hezbollah pagers threatened to derail his latest regional diplomacy push.
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Highlights: Walkie-Talkie Explosions Kill 20, Injure Over 450 In Lebanon
Lebanon Blasts Live Updates: A series of walkie-talkie explosions caught Lebanon unawares today, killing at least nine people so far. According to Lebanon health ministry, over 300 people have been injured.
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9 Killed In Lebanon Walkie-Talkie Blasts, What We Know So Far
While Lebanon was still reeling from the shock of yesterday's pager blasts that killed 12 people, the country has been shaken with a fresh series of nationwide walkie-talkie explosions, which have killed nine people so far and has injured hundreds.
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Opinion | Pager Attacks: What Next For Hezbollah?
In the short term, if not tactically, Israel has been managing to secure at least psychological victories against Hezbollah and its ilk.
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UN Says Lebanon Pager Blasts 'Extremely Concerning Escalation'
The United Nations said pager explosions that killed nine people and wounded 2,800 across Lebanon Tuesday marked "an extremely concerning escalation" nearly one year into the Gaza war.
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Hamas, Islamic Jihad Claim Responsibility For Bomb Blast In Tel Aviv
The armed wings of Hamas and Islamic Jihad claimed responsibility on Monday for a bomb blast near a synagogue in Tel Aviv that Israeli police and the Shin Bet intelligence agency described as a terrorist attack.
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Israeli Port Braces For Bombardment Amid Fears Of Iran, Hezbollah Attacks
Haifa's residents gaze warily onto the sprawling industrial port that flanks their Israeli city, knowing the potential for a major blast as they brace for bombardment from Hezbollah.
-
"How Will He Negotiate?" Gazans Concerned Over Hamas's New Chief Yahya Sinwar
War-weary Gazans voiced concern on Wednesday after Hamas appointed Yahya Sinwar as its new supremo, fearing his past as the movement's military commander might hamper efforts for the ceasefire they yearn for.
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Air France, Transavia Extend Beirut Flight Suspension Amid Mideast Tensions
The resumption of flights to Lebanon's capital, which have been halted since July 29, "will be subject to a new assessment of the local situation," the airline told AFP.
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Bomb In Paris, Cross-Dressing In Beirut: How Israel Avenged Munich Massacre
During the 1972 Summer Olympics in Munich, Germany, 11 Israeli athletes were killed by members of the Palestinian terrorist organisation Black September.
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Gaza Fighting Subsides As Israel Declares "Pause" To Facilitate Aid Flow
Israel struck Gaza on Monday and witnesses reported blasts in the besieged territory's south, but fighting had largely subsided on the second day of an army-declared "pause" to facilitate aid flows.
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Israel Says Its Munitions Alone "Could Not" Have Caused Deadly Rafah Blast That Killed 45
The Israeli military said on Tuesday its munitions alone "could not" have caused a deadly blaze that Gaza health authorities reported killed 45 people in the southern city of Rafah.
