The conflict between Israel and Lebanon escalated following the assassination of Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, with Israeli airstrikes continuing despite the leader’s death. The violence has drawn fear and concern from both sides, with Hezbollah retaliating against Israeli troops after an initial incursion by Hamas sparked tensions in the Gaza Strip.
As the violence intensifies, Lebanon faces a deepening crisis, with thousands displaced and casualties mounting. The Israeli military has targeted Hezbollah strongholds, leading to a deadly toll on both sides.
Nasrallah’s death has left Hezbollah reeling, with the group under immense pressure to respond to the Israeli aggression. Iran, a key supporter of Hezbollah, condemned the assassination, while U.S. President Joe Biden called it a “measure of justice.”
The situation has raised concerns of a wider regional conflict, with allied groups across the Middle East pledging action against Israel. Diplomatic efforts are underway to prevent further escalation and end the violence.