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Opinion - Is Israel’s pager attack prelude to a full invasion of Lebanon?
The theory that Israel’s campaign is paving the way for a ground offensive is bolstered by its history of carefully orchestrated military strategies. Disabling Hezbollah’s communications serves a clear tactical purpose if a large-scale invasion is on the horizon.
Former CIA director and U.S. Secretary of Defense Leon Panetta has accused Israel of engaging in "terrorism," leveling a ...
Since then, Hezbollah has continued to design its attacks to stay below the threshold of a full-scale conflagration. The ...
These latest attacks come amid stalled negotiations to secure a ceasefire in the ongoing conflict playing out along Israel’s ...
Cortez, the "Squad" member who accused Israel of "clearly and unequivocally violat[ing] international humanitarian law." ...
Israel is not facing sufficient pressure to end the war in Gaza and the escalation in Lebanon is a minefield that the ...
After almost a year of conflict in Gaza, in the city of Kiryat Bialik in northern Israel, people are contemplating war with ...
Israel’s own telecommunication systems are also vulnerable to attack. Last week, the country’s National Cyber Directorate said that Iran and Hezbollah were responsible for millions of text ...
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Nearly 300 people have been killed in Israel’s biggest attack on Lebanon since the 2006 war with Hezbollah. The Lebanese ...
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