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With thousands of Israeli commandos now deployed to the northern border, fears of a full-blown war are growing as both sides engage in increasingly intense exchanges.

Drone-Bomb & Anti-Tank Missile Kill IDF Officer, Soldier Near Lebanon Border

With thousands of Israeli commandos now deployed to the northern border, fears of a full-blown war are growing as both sides engage in increasingly intense exchanges.

Tensions are rapidly rising along the Israel-Lebanon border after Hezbollah&rsquo;s drone and anti-tank missile attacks killed two Israeli soldiers and injured several others. In response, Israel launched airstrikes targeting Hezbollah rocket launchers. With thousands of Israeli commandos now deployed to the northern border, fears of a full-blown war are growing as both sides engage in increasingly intense exchanges.

At least three Palestinians were killed and nine others wounded during an Israeli military raid on Wednesday in the occupied West Bank town of Jenin, the Palestinian Health Ministry said.
The Israeli military said troops arrived at the Jenin refugee camp to arrest two Palestinians suspected of involvement in recent shooting attacks.
When soldiers surrounded a house in the camp, an explosive device detonated and a gunfight ensued.
Israeli security forces said they fatally shot the two Palestinian suspects.
Wednesday's incursion into the Jenin refugee camp in the northern West Bank marked the latest in a series of deadly Israeli raids following a surge in Palestinian attacks inside Israel last spring.
The Israeli military identified one of the suspected militants killed as Rahman Hazam, the brother of a Palestinian gunman who attacked a bar in central Tel Aviv last April and was killed by police.
Another Palestinian man was killed as Israeli troops arriving to make arrests were met by violent protesters, the Palestinian Health Ministry said.
Ahmed Alawneh died after being shot in the head and nine others were wounded by gunfire during the clashes, two critically with bullets to the chest, according to the ministry.
Dozens of Palestinians have been killed in the escalated crackdown on the West Bank, making this year the deadliest in the occupied territory since 2015.
The city of Jenin, long considered a bastion of Palestinian militancy, has regularly seen Israeli arrest raids that lead to gun battles with camp residents.
Footage obtained by The Associated Press showed giant plumes of smoke billowing from a house in the crowded camp and young men ducking behind cars as heavy gunfire rang out on the city streets.
Most of the Palestinians killed in the recent wave of Israeli raids have been wanted militants or young men who throw stones or fire bombs at soldiers invading their towns.
But some civilians, including an Al Jazeera journalist and a lawyer who inadvertently drove into a battle zone, have also been killed in the violence.
Israel captured the West Bank in the 1967 Mideast war and has built more than 130 settlements across the territory that are home to nearly 500,000 Jewish settlers.
The Palestinians want the West Bank, home to some 3 million Palestinians, to form the main part of their future state.
The last serious peace talks broke down more than a decade ago.

Three Palestinians killed in Israeli raid on West Bank town

When soldiers surrounded a house in the camp, an explosive device detonated and a gunfight ensued.

At least three Palestinians were killed and nine others wounded during an Israeli military raid on Wednesday in the occupied West Bank town of Jenin, the Palestinian Health Ministry said.
The Israeli military said troops arrived at the Jenin refugee camp to arrest two Palestinians suspected of involvement in recent shooting attacks.
When soldiers surrounded a house in the camp, an explosive device detonated and a gunfight ensued.
Israeli security forces said they fatally shot the two Palestinian suspects.
Wednesday's incursion into the Jenin refugee camp in the northern West Bank marked the latest in a series of deadly Israeli raids following a surge in Palestinian attacks inside Israel last spring.
The Israeli military identified one of the suspected militants killed as Rahman Hazam, the brother of a Palestinian gunman who attacked a bar in central Tel Aviv last April and was killed by police.
Another Palestinian man was killed as Israeli troops arriving to make arrests were met by violent protesters, the Palestinian Health Ministry said.
Ahmed Alawneh died after being shot in the head and nine others were wounded by gunfire during the clashes, two critically with bullets to the chest, according to the ministry.
Dozens of Palestinians have been killed in the escalated crackdown on the West Bank, making this year the deadliest in the occupied territory since 2015.
The city of Jenin, long considered a bastion of Palestinian militancy, has regularly seen Israeli arrest raids that lead to gun battles with camp residents.
Footage obtained by The Associated Press showed giant plumes of smoke billowing from a house in the crowded camp and young men ducking behind cars as heavy gunfire rang out on the city streets.
Most of the Palestinians killed in the recent wave of Israeli raids have been wanted militants or young men who throw stones or fire bombs at soldiers invading their towns.
But some civilians, including an Al Jazeera journalist and a lawyer who inadvertently drove into a battle zone, have also been killed in the violence.
Israel captured the West Bank in the 1967 Mideast war and has built more than 130 settlements across the territory that are home to nearly 500,000 Jewish settlers.
The Palestinians want the West Bank, home to some 3 million Palestinians, to form the main part of their future state.
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Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City flattened three buildings and killed at least 26 people on Sunday, medics said, making it the deadliest single attack since heavy fighting broke out between Israel and the territory's militant Hamas rulers nearly a week ago.
The Gaza Health Ministry said 10 women and eight children were among those killed, with another 50 people wounded in the attack.
In a televised speech Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will continue to strike Gaza &ldquo;as long as necessary&rdquo;.

Medics: Israeli airstrikes kill 26 in Gaza City in deadliest single attack

Israel-Gaza hostilities: 26 killed on Sunday
Deadliest single day attack since bombing&nbsp;
47 kids, 29 women among 147 dead so far
Netanyahu: strikes to continue 'as long as necessary'

Israeli airstrikes on Gaza City flattened three buildings and killed at least 26 people on Sunday. The strike makes it the deadliest single attack since heavy fighting broke out between Israel and Hamas&nbsp;nearly a week ago.
The Gaza Health Ministry said 10 women and eight children were among those killed, with another 50 people wounded in the attack.
In a televised speech Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel will continue to strike Gaza &ldquo;as long as necessary&rdquo;.

Israel bombarded Gaza with artillery and air strikes on Friday in response to a new barrage of rocket fire from the Hamas-run enclave. Israel however stopped short of a ground offensive in the conflict that has now claimed more than 100 Palestinian lives.
The Israeli army clarified early Friday that its troops had not entered the Gaza Strip as it had earlier stated, blaming an "internal communication" problem for the confusion.
Meanwhile,&nbsp;Israeli security forces have been trying to contain deadly riots between Jews and Arabs
The United Nations said the Security Council would meet on Sunday to address the conflict, while the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Washington was "deeply concerned about the violence in the streets of Israel".

Israel pounds Gaza with airstrikes as conflict intensifies

Conflict intensifies as Israel bombards Gaza Israel&nbsp;army: Israeli&nbsp;troops haven't&nbsp;entered&nbsp;Gaza Strip
Deadly riots between Jews and Arabs
Over 100 Palestinian killed over the past&nbsp;four days&nbsp;
UNSC&nbsp;meet on Sunday to address conflict

Israel bombarded Gaza with artillery and air strikes on Friday in response to a new barrage of rocket fire from the Hamas-run enclave. Israel however stopped short of a ground offensive in the conflict that has now claimed more than 100 Palestinian lives.
The Israeli army clarified early Friday that its troops had not entered the Gaza Strip as it had earlier stated, blaming an "internal communication" problem for the confusion.
Meanwhile,&nbsp;Israeli security forces have been trying to contain deadly riots between Jews and Arabs
The United Nations said the Security Council would meet on Sunday to address the conflict, while the US Secretary of State Antony Blinken said Washington was "deeply concerned about the violence in the streets of Israel".

As incidents of violence escalates between Israel and Palestine, popstar Rihanna has raised her voice and said that she stands with humanity.
Taking to Instagram, Rihanna wrote, 'My heart is breaking with the violence I'm seeing displayed between Israel and Palestine'.
Stating that she can't bare to see innocent Israeli and Palestinian children hiding in bomb shelters, Rihanna said that 'this cycle needs to be broken'.

Rihanna condemns Israel-Palestine violence; says 'this cycle needs to be broken'

Rihanna says she stands with humanity as she mourns the loss of innocent lives amid the Israel-Palestine conflict.

Rihanna condemns Israel and Palestine violence
This cycle needs to be broken, I stand with humanity: Rihanna
Can't see Israeli &amp; Palestinian children hiding in bomb shelter: Rihanna
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As incidents of violence escalates between Israel and Palestine, popstar Rihanna has raised her voice against it&nbsp;and said that she stands with humanity.
Taking to Instagram, Rihanna wrote, 'My heart is breaking with the violence I'm seeing displayed between Israel and Palestine'.
Stating that she can't bare to see innocent Israeli and Palestinian children hiding in bomb shelters, Rihanna said that 'this cycle needs to be broken'.

Gal Gadot, who hails from Israel, released a statement on the Israel-Palestine conflict as she said, &lsquo;Israel deserves to live as a free and safe nation, our neighbors deserve the same&rsquo;.&nbsp;
The Wonder Woman actress' statement&nbsp;sparked online war and she has to turn&nbsp;off commenting on her post.
Netizens&nbsp;accused her of being a &lsquo;propaganda&rsquo; tool for Israel, given her past military service to that country.&nbsp;
Gadot, a former Israeli Defense Forces fighter also added that&nbsp;her &lsquo;country is at war&rsquo; and told how her &lsquo;heart breaks&rdquo; at the conflict&rsquo;.&nbsp;

Gal Gadot faces backlash for tweet on Israel-Palestine conflict, disables comments

Gal Gadot's statement on the Israel-Palestine conflict met with a heavy backlash on social media resulting in the actress disabling comments from netizens

Gal Gadot posts about Israel &amp; Palestine conflict
Wonder Woman actress faces backlash
Netizens&nbsp;accused her of being a &lsquo;propaganda&rsquo; tool
Gal Gadot turns comments off on her statement&nbsp;

Gal Gadot, who hails from Israel, released a statement on the Israel-Palestine conflict and said, &lsquo;Israel deserves to live as a free and safe nation, our neighbors deserve the same&rsquo;.&nbsp;
The Wonder Woman actress' statement&nbsp;sparked online war and she had to turn&nbsp;off comments on her post.
Netizens&nbsp;accused her of being a &lsquo;propaganda&rsquo; tool for Israel, given her past military service record.&nbsp;
Gadot, a former Israeli Defense Forces fighter also added that&nbsp;her &lsquo;country is at war&rsquo; and told how her &lsquo;heart breaks&rdquo; at the conflict&rsquo;.&nbsp;

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