Israel's Netanyahu says troops will keep fighting Hezbollah "with full force" as U.S., France propose cease-fire
Speaking Thursday in London, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin called the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah "deeply troubling," acknowledging a risk of all-out war and urging Israel and Hezbollah to "choose a different path" with a diplomatic solution.
The Israeli prime minister's speech is expected to focus on Iran, Gaza and the fears over a new war with Lebanon.
Hezbollah says it has fired a "salvo of missiles" at Israel, with no sign of an end to the conflict despite ceasefire talks.
The head of one of Hezbollah's air force units, Mohammad Surur, was killed in Israel's strike on Beirut's southern suburbs on Thursday afternoon, two security sources told Reuters. (Reporting by Laila ...
Netanyahu claims his country may assent to the deal, despite reports that Israel is preparing for a possible ground invasion ...
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