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Israel’s security cabinet wasted no time in responding to a devastating rocket attack from Lebanon that tragically killed 12 innocent people, mostly teenagers and children, in the village of Majdal Shams. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his defense minister were granted the authority to determine the appropriate course of action in the wake of this horrific incident, as global leaders implore for restraint to prevent the conflict in Gaza from escalating into a larger regional crisis.

Israel’s military swiftly retaliated by targeting Hezbollah strongholds deep within Lebanon, although the response fell short of the fierce retaliation promised by Netanyahu following the deadly strike on a soccer field in the Israeli-occupied Golan Heights just one day prior. The Israel Defense Forces soberly released a list of victims aged 10 to 16 on Sunday, emphasizing the heartbreaking toll this attack has taken on innocent lives.

Amid growing tensions, Hezbollah, supported by Iran, vehemently denied any involvement in the attack, which occurred after months of escalating skirmishes between Israel and Hezbollah forces near the border.

As the situation intensifies, Israel’s foreign minister, Israel Katz, rebuked vague insinuations from Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, who hinted at potential Turkish intervention in Israel similar to past involvements in Libya and Nagorno-Karabakh. Erdogan’s comments added fuel to the already highly charged atmosphere, with Turkey openly criticizing Israel’s military actions in Gaza.

In other developments, Lebanon’s main airline, Middle East Airlines, encountered disruptions in its flight schedule due to “technical reasons related to the distribution of insurance risks,” affecting travel to and from the capital, Beirut. Meanwhile, the Gaza Health Ministry reported a staggering death toll of at least 39,324, with 90,830 injured since the conflict began. The ministry, overseen by Hamas, tragically notes that the majority of the dead are women and children, underscoring the devastating impact of the ongoing violence on innocent civilians.

With tensions at a breaking point, the world watches anxiously as events unfold and global leaders navigate the delicate balance between seeking justice and preventing further bloodshed in this troubled region.

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