According to the IDF, Hezbollah in Lebanon launches missile assaults against Israel.
Hezbollah attacks Israel with drones and rockets.
After Israel killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar, both Israel and Hamas are strengthening their stances.
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According to sources, Yahya Sinwar, the leader of Hamas and the mastermind of the Oct. 7, 2023, attack on Israel, was killed this week in a combat with Israeli forces.
The discovery coincides with Israel's ongoing fierce ground and air battles against Hamas in the Gaza Strip and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
As Israeli officials prepared their reaction to Iran's most recent ballistic missile strike, offensive actions increased.
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Hezbollah fired 160 missiles toward Israel, according to the IDF.
Israel is urged by Doctors Without Borders to cease its attacks on hospitals in northern Gaza.
Israeli strikes on Beit Lahia killed 87 people, according to officials.
According to the IDF, 70 rockets were fired into Israel from Lebanon.
According to the administration, the North Gaza hospital has too many patients to care for.
New evacuation orders for a suburb of Beirut after 180 missiles were fired into Israel from Lebanon: IDF
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Hezbollah fired 160 missiles toward Israel, according to the IDF.
As sirens wailed throughout northwest Israel, including Haifa, the third-largest city in the country, Israel Defense Forces reported that at least 160 rockets fired by Hezbollah entered into Israel from Lebanon on Sunday.
According to the IDF, 30 projectiles entered Israel three minutes after they were launched, and the rocket bombardment started at approximately 3 p.m. local time.
There have been no reported casualties or injuries. The IDF reported that fire services were attempting to put out the fires that broke out as a result of the attack and that several rockets had fallen in the north.
Israel is urged by Doctors Without Borders to cease its attacks on hospitals in northern Gaza.
Doctors Without Borders is urging Israeli troops to "immediately stop their attacks on hospitals in north Gaza," claiming that one of its employees was killed by shrapnel wounds that were not properly treated and that six of its employees are stranded in a hospital in Jabalia without electricity.
The organization, also known as Médecins Sans Frontières, or MSF, said in a statement on Saturday that Israeli forces are encircling the three main hospitals in northern Gaza. It cited the Ministry of Health in Gaza, which is managed by Hamas, as well as other medical personnel on the ground. According to MSF, 350 patients—including those who are pregnant and just had surgery—are confined inside the hospitals.
"This is a collective punishment imposed on Palestinians in Gaza, who have to choose between being killed or forcibly displaced from the north," stated MSF's emergency coordinator in Gaza. "The ever-worsening escalation of violence and nonstop Israeli military operations that we have been witnessing over the past two weeks in northern Gaza have horrifying consequences." We worry that this won't end.
There was no immediate comment from the Israel Defense Forces.
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