Israeli strikes kill at least 47 in southern Lebanon after the Iran deal
Hezbollah said it had Iranian assurances on an eventual withdrawal, four Israeli soldiers were killed near Nabatieh, and Sudan reported more drone deaths.
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Hezbollah said it had Iranian assurances on an eventual withdrawal, four Israeli soldiers were killed near Nabatieh, and Sudan reported more drone deaths.
Israeli strikes continued in Lebanon, Hezbollah rejected a deal without withdrawal, and Washington and Tehran argued over whether negotiations were still alive.
Airstrikes killed dozens in Lebanon, Israel said it had killed a new Hamas military chief, and troops seized a medieval castle near Nabatieh.
Lebanese officials counted at least 3,020 dead since March 2, while Sudanese forces broke the siege of Dilling and fighting continued in Kordofan.
After Hezbollah fired at a base near Haifa, Israeli attacks in Beirut and other villages killed at least 52 people and injured 149, and Lebanon's prime minister banned Hezbollah's military activity.