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Week into rebel offensive in north, crumbling state faces new eastern front as US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces battle Assad army and pro-Iranian militias. Their gains could impact Iranian weapons corridor and, consequently, Israel.
Citing threats and opposition deadlock, President Yoon Suk Yeol takes drastic action in surprise move.
US President-elect Donald Trump issued a strong warning to Hamas, stating: 'Those responsible will be hit harder than anybody has been hit in the long and storied History of the United States of America.'
Defense Minister Israel Katz vows "tough response" to Hezbollah's actions, while Netanyahu warns terrorist group. Lebanon reports Israeli retaliation.
The horrific pre-dawn crash Tuesday claimed the lives of three men when a stolen vehicle traveling against traffic on Route 5 slammed head-on into another car near the Kfar Hayarok interchange, resulting in a ball of fire.
