A Hezbollah missile attack on central Israel has wounded five people and caused extensive damage in the Bnei Brak and Ramat Gan area. The attack on the Tel Aviv district on Monday evening followed Israeli air strikes on central Beirut in the past couple of days.

Shrapnel from an intercepted Hezbollah missile rained down on Tel Aviv on Monday night, hitting buildings and starting fires in the street. Five people were wounded in the suburb of Ramat Gan after the debris fell on a busy street close to a shopping centre,

Hezbollah launched missile and drone strikes on Tel Aviv, escalating the Israel-Hezbollah conflict. The attacks, part of the "Fire for Fire" strategy, targeted military and civilian areas, injuring five Israelis.

US special envoy Amos Hochstein said during a visit to Beirut on Tuesday that an end to the Israel-Hezbollah war was "now within our grasp" as he met with officials to discuss a truce plan largely endorsed by Lebanon.

Scattered throughout the wrecked apartment was evidence of how particularly vulnerable children are to the effects of explosive weapons. A day and a half after Israel fired the missile through the building,

Iran’s supreme leader is said to be pushing Hezbollah towards a ceasefire with Israel as US mediators head to Lebanon to try to broker a deal.