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State media says two civilians injured and the area sustained damage in a strike west of Tripoli. London-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights says the facility targeted was being used by Hezbollah.
Iranian officials have not addressed the report, although Telegram channels affiliated with the IRGC discussed the blast and even hinted it was the result of an Israeli operation.
"The political space has become increasingly extreme, violent, and evil, and it is dragging Israeli society along behind it. We need to put an end to this,” says newly sworn-in Prime Minister Yair Lapid."
PA attorney general says the bullet was given to US experts “for technical work" but Ramallah remains adamant that it will not share the bullet with the Israelis. Palestinians "welcome the participation of any international bodies to help us confirm the truth," AG says. "Israel will make sure the PA gave the US the genuine bullet," Israeli official says.
Veteran Channel 12 News crime reporter Moshe Nussbaum announced over the weekend that has been diagnosed with ALS, a...
