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The world is processing what Donald Trump's victory will mean abroad. Both supporters and critics of the president-elect have said his return to power will fundamentally change America's place in world affairs and security matters, especially as the wars in Ukraine and in the Middle East drag on.
For more analysis, FRANCE 24’s Erin Ogunkeye is joined by Karim-Emile BITAR, Senior Research Fellow at the Institute for International and Strategic Relations.
Hezbollah left the door open on Tuesday to a negotiated ceasefire with Israel after Israeli forces raised the stakes in the conflict with its Iran-backed enemy by making new incursions in the south of Lebanon. In what could be the latest in a series of major blows to Hezbollah, Israeli Defence Minister Yoav Gallant said it appeared the replacement for slain Hezbollah leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah had been "eliminated". Hashem Safieddine, a top Hezbollah official, was widely expected to succeed Nasrallah.
FRANCE 24's Rawad Taha reports from Beirut.
חיזבאללה השאיר את הדלת פתוחה ביום שלישי להפסקת אש עם ישראל לאחר שכוחות ישראליים העלו את הסיכון בסכסוך מול אויבו הנתמך על ידי איראן על ידי פלישות חדשות בדרום לבנון. במה שיכול להיות האחרון בסדרת המכות הגדולות לחיזבאללה, שר ההגנה הישראלי יואב גלנט אמר כי נראה כי המחליף של מנהיג חיזבאללה ההרוג סייד חסן נסראללה "חוסל". האשם ספידין, בכיר בחיזבאללה, היה צפוי להיות יורש נסראללה.
After a surprise appearance in the White House briefing room by President Biden, Former Secretary of Defense and CIA Director Leon Panetta gives his thoughts on the President’s comments, the tensions in the Middle East, and the importance of a peaceful and fair election in the U.S. this year.
At least seven people have been killed and eight wounded in Israeli air strikes targeting central Beirut overnight.
It hit a building in the area of Bachoura - just one kilometre from Lebanon's Parliament and the Prime Minister's office.
Meanwhile, more Israeli strikes have targeted Dahiyeh, the southern suburb of Beirut where Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah was killed last week.
Israel has hit the area several times in the past two weeks, saying it was targeting Hezbollah sites.
And in Gaza, an overnight Israeli strike has killed at least one Palestinian and injured another in Deir el-Balah, in the central part of the strip.
An Israeli helicopter gunship struck a tent housing displaced people in a school compound.
Alon Liel is a former director general at Israel's Foreign Ministry. He was also a former ambassador to South Africa.
He says Israel has been weakened from nearly a year of war in Gaza and the prospect of a protracted conflict in the region has its population worried.
Sky News military analyst Prof Michael Clarke says Israel is attempting to push Hezbollah north of the Litani River in southern Lebanon.
But he warned that the operation would be a "big ask", with the mountainous terrain and Hezbollah tunnels posing a major obstacle for the Israelis.
Around 25,000 Israeli soldiers are thought to be involved in the operation.
Israel says it has gone into southern Lebanon to flush out Hezbollah militants who are firing rockets into northern Israel.https://news.sky.com/story/israel-hez...
Israel has told the US it plans to launch a limited ground incursion into Lebanon as soon as Monday, a US official has said.
Hezbollah's deputy leader said it's ready for an Israeli ground offensive, as Israel continues air strikes across Lebanon.
It's the first speech by a high-ranking official since Israel killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, and Naim Qassem said the battle "may be long".
In Lebanon, officials said more than 1,000 have been killed in the past two weeks, while up to a million people may now be displaced.
FRANCE 24's Beirut correspondent Rawad Taha reports on the mass panic caused by Israel's overnight airstrikes on Beirut's heavily populated southern suburbs.
Thick clouds of smoke can be seen rising from the Lebanese capital after multiple explosions were heard, according to witnesses from Reuters news agency.
The Israeli military has said it targeted Hezbollah's central headquarters in Beirut's southern suburbs.
Hezbollah's al Manar television reported four buildings were destroyed in the strikes, with many casualties, which marked a major escalation of Israel's conflict with the Iran-backed militants.
Israel rejected a push by allies for a 21-day ceasefire in Lebanon and vowed to keep fighting Hezbollah militants "until victory", ahead of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's expected address to the UN General Assembly on Friday.
More information with FRANCE 24's Philip Turle, international affairs editor.
“We’re all hostages to Israeli government that wants to put its country on a continual path towards war.”
Lebanon is “in jeopardy” as the IDF deploy “the same toolkit that was used in Gaza” to attack enemy Hezbollah targets, says Lebanese ambassador to the UK Rami Mortada.
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Lebanese authorities say hundreds of people have been killed in Israeli airstrikes.
Israel maintains it is striking Hezbollah targets and accuses the militant group of hiding weapons in civilian housing. Officials in the US, Israel's closest ally, say the Biden administration does not support a wider war and that the country is working to reduce tensions.
Israel has launched air strikes on targets across southern Lebanon, killing nearly 500 people. Also on the show: China unleashed a raft of policy support for the economy; Traders pricing in 75 basis points more policy easing by year-end as Fed officials leave the door open to more jumbo cuts; Boeing offers striking workers a 30% pay bump in a 'final' offer; RBA leaves cash target at 4.35%;
Commodities rose after China's central bank announced sweeping measures; Aliko Dangote says the time is right for Nigeria to end a decades-long subsidy on fuel; Italian lender UniCredit moved to increase its stake in its German rival Commerzbank.
Guests include: Paul Salem, Middle East Institute, International Engagement Vice President; Eleanor Taylor Jolidon, Union Bancaire Privée, Swiss and Global Equity Co-head; Ehsan Khoman, MUFG, Head of Commodities, ESG and EM Research; Aliko Dangote, Dangote Group Founder & Chairman.
Israel says it has prevented a major attack by launching a pre-emptive strike on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon. (Subscribe: https://bit.ly/C4_News_Subscribe)
Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said thousands of rockets had been destroyed before they could be launched.
Hezbollah's leader Sheikh Nasrallah said the group's operation had been completed as planned, in revenge for the killing of a Hezbollah commander last month.
