In a dramatic clarification, Italy’s Defense Ministry announced on Tuesday that Hezbollah—not Israel—was responsible for the recent attack on a United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) base in southern Lebanon. The statement came after a convoluted and deliberately ambiguous report by UNIFIL left even high-ranking officials scratching their heads.
Read more: UNIFIL's Refusal To Name Hezbollah in Attacks Causes Italy Confusion
In a critical push for peace, U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein has announced his imminent travel to Israel, aiming to finalize a ceasefire agreement to end the devastating war between Israel and Lebanon's Hezbollah. The announcement follows a whirlwind diplomatic effort in Beirut, where Hochstein reported significant progress during high-level talks with Lebanese officials.
Read more: Hochstein Heads To Israel After Beirut Inches Closer To A Ceasefire
In a decisive act of humanitarian responsibility, the Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) have successfully coordinated the transfer of 1,000 critical blood units to the Kamal Adwan Hospital in Beit Lahiya, northern Gaza. This effort underscores Israel's ongoing commitment to alleviating suffering in the war-torn enclave, even as it continues its military campaign against Hamas terrorism. The blood units, delivered via the northern Erez crossing, mark a rare lifeline for hospitals in an area under severe siege due to continued conflict since early October.
Read more: IDF Delivers Blood to Gaza; UN Admits Aid Looted But Blames Israel
A powerful and emotionally charged video of Moran Stella Yanai, a former Israeli hostage, confronting anti-Israel activist Aidan Doyle has taken the internet by storm. The exchange occurred during a panel discussion on the Gaza conflict and has sparked widespread admiration for Yanai’s courage, poise, and steadfast commitment to truth and coexistence.
Read more: Ex-Hostage Moran Yanai Challenges Anti-Israel Activist in Viral Video
In the latest chapter of Hezbollah’s relentless aggression, one person was killed and another five people were injured Monday when a rocket slammed into Shfaram, a predominantly Arab city in northern Israel, leaving a trail of devastation and chaos. Magen David Adom (MDA), Israel’s national emergency service, reported that a woman was trapped under the rubble of a building, while five others sustained injuries, all fully conscious but shaken.
Read more: Civilian Death Toll From Hezbollah Rockets Continues To Rise
