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Wednesday, Jul 30, 2025

Israeli Strike Kills Hezbollah Leader Amid Escalating Tensions; Global Repercussion and Humanitarian Crisis Unfold

Israeli strike kills Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah, sparking a rise in tensions, as Lebanon faces severe displacement. US escalates military readiness in the Middle East, while Netanyahu fortifies coalition with former rival's appointment.
Over the weekend, tensions escalated as an Israeli strike killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah in Beirut, amplifying the ongoing conflict between Israel and Hezbollah. However, Lebanon's Public Health Minister insists on the presence of solidarity, even among Hezbollah's Shia base, amidst this deepening crisis.

In addition, the conflict has claimed another victim with the death of a second French national, confirmed by France's foreign ministry. French Foreign Minister Jean-Noel Barrot has arrived in Beirut with humanitarian aid, following the previous week's tragic explosion that killed an elderly Frenchwoman.

Meanwhile, the UNHCR is appealing for global support as Lebanon faces severe displacement challenges, affecting up to 1 million people. Speaking at the UN General Assembly, Raouf Mazou stressed the need for international assistance and highlighted the compounded issues due to ongoing conflicts and recent losses of UNHCR workers during Israeli airstrikes.

Moreover, the US has bolstered its air support in the Middle East and increased troop readiness, issuing a stark warning to Iran. This move, following President Biden's directive, aims to deter potential Iranian retaliation after the strike on Nasrallah, with the Pentagon ready to defend American interests in the region.

The precision of Israel's air strike in Beirut was notable, illustrating its intelligence capabilities, especially through the involvement of Unit 8200. The operation, resulting in significant destruction, demonstrated Israel's extensive monitoring of Hezbollah's communication networks.

Lastly, in a political twist, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has appointed former rival Gideon Saar to his Cabinet, aiming to solidify his coalition. This strategic inclusion not only strengthens the coalition but also allows Saar a chance to revive his political career while pushing forward critical issues, including the drafting of ultra-Orthodox men into the army and budget negotiations.
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