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Hezbollah chief vows retaliation for future Israeli strikes in Lebanon

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Published: 10 August 2021

Last updated: 4 March 2024

Bennett says Lebanon ‘must take responsibility’; Nasrallah calls IDF strikes in response to Hezbollah rockets a ‘dangerous development’ but insists he doesn’t seek escalation

Bennett, after flare-up on northern border: Lebanon ‘must take responsibility’ (Times of Israel)
Following rocket fire at Galilee claimed by Hezbollah, PM says Israel ‘will not abide fire on its territory,’ Beirut must clean up its ‘backyard’

Hezbollah chief vows retaliation for future Israeli strikes in Lebanon (Times of Israel)
Nasrallah calls IDF strikes in response to rocket fire ‘dangerous development,’ but insists terror group doesn’t seek escalation with Israel and confining its attacks to open areas

Palestinian factions applaud Hezbollah rocket attack on Israel (Jerusalem Post)
Hamas welcomed the Hezbollah attack and said that it fully supports the "resistance in Lebanon" in its fight against "the Zionist aggression."

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IDF strikes Hamas sites in Gaza after arson balloons spark fires in south (Times of Israel)
Military says it hit Hamas camp and rocket-launching position; Strip residents report blasts in the northern part of coastal enclave

IDF attacks Hamas base, rocket launcher in response to balloon fires (Jerusalem Post)
Palestinian sources at about 12:30 a.m. Saturday reported that the IDF had attacked a Hamas military base and rocket launching site in Jabalya in the northern Gaza Strip.

Hamas insists Marwan Barghouti be part of any prisoner swap with Israel (Al-Monitor)
Hamas hopes its support for Fatah leader Marwan Barghouti, who retains wide popularity, will pay political dividends.

Photo: A woman takes a selfie as Lebanon's Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah speaks through a screen during an event in solidarity with Palestinians, in Beirut, Lebanon July 5 (Reuters/Mohamed Azakir)

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