Netanyahu orders army to 'vigorously attack' Hezbollah in Lebanon
Following an order from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to "vigorously attack" Hezbollah, the Israeli military conducted strikes across southern Lebanon. These actions were described by Israel as targeting Hezbollah's military infrastructure in response to perceived threats to its soldiers operating in the region.

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AI-generatedFollowing an order from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to "vigorously attack" Hezbollah, the Israeli military conducted strikes across southern Lebanon. These actions were described by Israel as targeting Hezbollah's military infrastructure in response to perceived threats to its soldiers operating in the region. Hezbollah, in turn, claimed to have targeted an Israeli army vehicle in retaliation for an earlier Israeli strike. The exchanges involved the killing of Hezbollah members and the identification of a "suspicious aerial target" by the IDF, which was deemed a violation of the ceasefire. Lebanon's state-run news agency reported multiple strikes in various southern Lebanese towns following Netanyahu's directive.
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5 extractedNetanyahu ordered the Israeli army to 'vigorously attack' Hezbollah in Lebanon.
A journalist was among those killed in Israeli attacks on Wednesday.
Hezbollah targeted an Israeli army vehicle in south Lebanon in retaliation for an attack on Yohmor al-Shaqeef.
Two armed Hezbollah members were killed in the Litani area for posing a threat to IDF soldiers.
Israel continues to occupy much of southern Lebanon and has been carrying out large-scale demolitions there.