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Fears of escalation mount after Israeli killings of Hamas and Hezbollah leaders

Iran vows revenge after airstrikes kill Ismail Haniyeh in Tehran on same day as commander killed in Beirut

The Guardian - UK

Israel on high alert after Iran’s missile retaliation threat

Iranian leaders promise response to strike that killed IRGC members with attack ‘at the same magnitude’

The Guardian - UK

Israel says Gaza fighting could last a year, amplifying fears of regional war

Comments from senior defence officials come during tour by US secretary of state, Antony Blinken, intended to defuse tensions

The Guardian - UK

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Israel says its war can both destroy Hamas and rescue hostages. Their families are less certain

Israel says it has two main objectives in Gaza: destroy Hamas and rescue some 230 hostages being held by the militant group

The Independent UK

Amid the blasts of countless bombs, the rattle of gunfire shows Israelis are in Gaza – and will stay

The taking of the territory has begun with no ceasefire in sight

The Guardian - UK

Saudi-Iran detente: a setback for Israel and wake-up call on US ties

The Saudi-Iran detente sets back Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's efforts to isolate Tehran, but time will tell whether it also hinders his outreach to Riyadh or planning for any eventual military strike against Iranian nuclear sites.

Reuters

Right-wing Israeli government sparks fear of Palestinian escalation

Jerusalem (AFP) - Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu has formed a coalition government but concerns are growing at what power he will exercise over his far-right allies, as violence surges in the occupied West Bank.

AFP

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Israel's Right Accuses Lapid of Surrendering to Hezbollah

Former Likud MK Danny Danon accused on Tuesday Israeli Prime Minister Yair Lapid of offering major concessions in the agreement between Lebanon and Israel to demarcate the maritime borders. “These concessions amount to a maximum surrender to Hezbollah,” the Israeli former deputy said. His comments came amid statements in Tel…

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