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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu reiterated that Israel will continue its "full force" strikes against Hezbollah, dampening hopes for a proposed 21-day ceasefire advocated by US and European officials.
One of Israel’s latest airstrikes killed a Hezbollah commander, Mohammed Hussein Surur. (AP photo)
New Delhi,UPDATED: Sep 27, 2024 07:22 IST
In a major escalation of the ongoing Israel-Lebanon conflict, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue "full force" military strikes against Hezbollah until the militant group halts its rocket fire.
Netanyahu's stance dimmed hopes for a cease-fire proposal put forth by US and European officials, who have been pushing for a temporary halt in fighting and to avert an all-out war.
On Thursday, Israel launched a strike in Beirut, killing senior Hezbollah commander Mohammed Hussein Surur.
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Devika Bhattacharya
Published On:
Sep 27, 2024
