Israel and Hezbollah continue attacks after Israel-Lebanon talks in US
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Israel and Hezbollah continue attacks despite recent Israel-Lebanon talks in the U.S.
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Israel struck southern Lebanon, while Hezbollah fired rockets at Israel, marking a continuation of hostilities between the two entities. These renewed attacks occurred just one day after rare direct negotiations took place between Israel and Lebanon in the United States. The immediate resumption of strikes suggests that the recent diplomatic efforts did not lead to a de-escalation of the conflict. This ongoing exchange of fire highlights the persistent tensions and instability along the Israel-Lebanon border, despite attempts at dialogue.
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