Israel Rejects US-Backed Lebanon Ceasefire Plan, Hits Beirut Again
BEIRUT/JERUSALEM (Reuters) -Israel rejected global calls on Thursday for a ceasefire with Lebanon's Hezbollah movement, defying its biggest ally the U.S. and pressing ahead with strikes that have killed hundreds in Lebanon and heightened fears of an all-out regional war.
By James Mackenzie and Timour Azhari JERUSALEM/BEIRUT (Reuters) -Israel will press on with discussions on ceasefire proposals ...
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