Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu, addressing the UN in New York earlier today, said that operations against Hezbollah in Lebanon would continue.

'A full-scale war between Hezbollah and Israel could be devastating for both parties,' US Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin says

Israel will continue to discuss ceasefire proposals for Lebanon in the days ahead, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Friday, as Washington warned that further escalation would only make it harder for civilians on both sides to return home.

During his speech to the UN General Assembly on Friday, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned Iran that there was 'No place in Iran' that Israel can't reach. It comes as Israel continues to exhange fire with Iran-backed Lebanese militant group Hezbollah.

The Israeli Foreign Minister, Israel Katz, previously said that the country would continue fighting.

Nearly 700 people have been killed in Lebanon this week as Israel targets the military capacity of Hezbollah — the Iranian-backed Shiite terrorist group that is the strongest armed force in L...

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The Israeli military struck Hezbollah’s headquarters in Beirut on Friday in a series of massive explosions that targeted the leader of the militant group and leveled multiple high-rise apartment buildings. The biggest blast to hit the Lebanese capital in the past year appeared likely to push the escalating conflict closer to full-fledged…

The Israeli military struck Hezbollah’s headquarters in Beirut on Saturday with a series of massive airstrikes, apparently targeting the militant group’s leader, Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah.

Israeli teams had meetings to discuss the US ceasefire proposals with Lebanon and will continue discussions in the days ahead, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has said, adding that he appreciated the US efforts.

As he arrived in New York for the U.N. General Assembly on Thursday, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu indicated that hopes for a cease-fire are fading, asserting that Israel will persist in its attacks on Hezbollah "with full force" until its goals are fulfilled.

Germany’s Foreign Minister Annalena Baerbock told the UN General Assembly that "a broader regional escalation" in the Middle East would not bring "long-lasting security." DW has more.