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Civilians in Lebanon hit hardest as Israel targets Hezbollah

Deutsche Welle Friday 29 May 2026, 05:29 UTC 1 min read
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As Israel expands military operations in Lebanon and Hezbollah digs in, peace hopes for the upcoming direct talks between Israel and Lebanon in Washington are fading. Is the country heading for a humanitarian collapse?

As Israel expands military operations in Lebanon and Hezbollah digs in, peace hopes for the upcoming direct talks between Israel and Lebanon in Washington are fading. Is the country heading for a humanitarian collapse?
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