Israel says it’s still committed to ceasefire after new strikes
The Israel Defense Forces said the country "remains obligated" to a U.S.-backed ceasefire after carrying out airstrikes in Lebanon Monday in response to Hezbollah's first attack under the truce, shrugging off fears that the agreement might collapse.
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The Israel Defense Forces said Sunday it launched "several operations" targeting Hezbollah fighters that it claimed posed a ...
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