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Lebanon death toll rises; people flee

Hezbollah confirms leader Hassan Nasrallah killed in Israeli strike in Beirut

Saudi Arabia announces coalition to push for Palestinian state

The Hezbollah commanders killed in Israeli strikes

Hezbollah leader Nasrallah safe in airstrike as Iran vows to ‘punish’ Israel

Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon result in nearly 700 deaths this week

Israel rejects U.S.-backed Lebanon ceasefire proposal

Pakistan advises citizens to leave Lebanon amid Israel-Hezbollah tensions

Israel army chief says strikes in Lebanon prepare possible ground assault

Hezbollah claims hitting Mossad headquarter as Israel confirms missile reached Tel Aviv

Former US defence secretary Panetta labels Israel as ‘terrorist entity’

Netanyahu warns of ‘complicated days’ ahead for Israel

Oil edges higher on Middle East tensions, storm worries

UN calls for ‘immediate’ de-escalation amid escalating violence in Lebanon

In pictures: Lebanese flee Israeli bombardment

UN chief warned pager explosions in Lebanon could escalate conflict

Hamas condemns Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon as ‘war crimes’

Lebanese official media: Israel sending phone warnings to evacuate

Children among 558 people killed in Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon, over 1,800 injured

Iranian MP claims pager explosion could have caused crash of Raisi’s helicopter

Hezbollah rockets strike near Israel’s Haifa as UN warns of ‘catastrophe’

Israel’s strike on Beirut killed 37, Lebanon says

Israel kills top Hezbollah figure in Beirut strike

Taiwan’s Economy Minister confirms pagers used in Lebanon attacks were not made in Taiwan

US pushes for Saudi recognition of Israel amid regional tensions

Israel manufactured explosive pagers for Hezbollah: report

Japanese firm says radio model production linked to Lebanon explosions discontinued years ago

After pagers, walkie talkies explode in Lebanon, 9 killed

Gold Apollo denies manufacturing pagers linked to Lebanon detonations

Hezbollah vows to punish Israel after pager explosions across Lebanon