Israel-Lebanese Hezbollah Conflict
US Continues to Support Israeli Military Operations in Lebanon with Additional Troops and Warplanes
The US and Israel have a growing rift in their relationship, with Israel disregarding US efforts to impose a cease-fire in its war against Hezbollah. Despite US entreaties, Israel has conducted a massive attack that killed Hezbollah leader Hasan Nasrallah. In response, the US is deploying additional forces to the region, estimated to be between 2,000 and 3,000 troops, to bolster security for existing US troops and support Israel's defense. The deployment includes fighter squadrons and air-defense units. This move is seen as a contradiction to the US's desire to limit military operations in the region, which could lead to unpredictable escalation. The timing of the deployment, just 37 days before the presidential election, adds to the complexity of the situation.
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past month
- Israel Deploys Troops in Southern Lebanon Amid Reports of Imminent Iranian Missile Attack
- Israel kills Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut strike
- Israel rejects ceasefire proposal and vows to continue fighting Hezbollah with full force
- Israeli strikes kill 274, heaviest daily toll since Lebanon's 1975-90 war
- Hezbollah, Israel exchange heavy fire after deadly Israeli strike
- Israel kills top Hezbollah commander in Beirut strike
- Dozens of walkie-talkies explode in Lebanon a day after pager blasts injure thousands
- Exploding Pagers Kill Eight and Injure Thousands in Lebanon, Including Hezbollah Members
- Israel Expands Military Campaign to Include Return of Residents Near Border with Lebanon
- Israeli Airstrike Kills Three Emergency Workers in Southern Lebanon
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