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Israel - Hezbollah Continue To Trade Fire On The Lebanese Border As The War Between Israel And Hamas Continues

 

BBC: Israeli soldier and militants killed in confrontation on Lebanon frontier 

A senior Israeli officer was killed in a confrontation with militants on the frontier with Lebanon on Monday, Israel's military has confirmed. 

The military said troops and aircraft killed two "terrorist infiltrators" who had crossed into Israeli territory. Palestinian Islamic Jihad claimed that they were its members.

Later, at least three militants from Lebanon's Hezbollah movement were killed as the military attacked sites in Lebanon in response to mortar fire. 

It was the second day in a row that attacks have been launched from Lebanon, and it coincided with a war between Israel with Palestinian militants in Gaza. 

The US has warned Hezbollah, which is Lebanon's most powerful military force and fought a war with Israel in 2006, not to open a second front.  

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WNU Editor: The possibility of Iran and Hezbollah joining the war is a question that many are now asking .... Hamas official claims Iran, Hezbollah didn’t help plan attack, but may yet join fight (Times of Israel). 

 Israel - Hezbollah Continue To Trade Fire As The War Between Israel And Hamas Continues  

Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah Trade Fire in Third Day of Violence -- Reuters 

Rockets fired from southern Lebanon towards Israel as Gaza is bombed -- Al Jazeera  

Hezbollah strikes back after Israel kills ‘number of armed suspects’ who infiltrated from Lebanon -- Arab News/Reuters  

Israeli army says deputy commander of its 300th Brigade killed on border with Lebanon -- Anadolu Agency



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