Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the military to vigorously attack Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, just two days after a ceasefire was extended by three weeks.
Israel’s president has decided to postpone a pardon decision for Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, instead pushing for a plea deal in his criminal case, marking a new development in the closely watched legal-political saga.
Israeli PM Netanyahu orders military strikes on Hezbollah targets in Lebanon despite a three-week ceasefire extension, with six reported killed in the attacks.
Israeli President Herzog has decided not to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu in the near future, instead favoring a plea deal arrangement to resolve the years-long legal dispute.
Israeli strikes on a town in southern Lebanon killed four people, raising tensions during a fragile period following the U.S.-Iran ceasefire.