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Israeli airstrike kills 2 Palestinian brothers in central Gaza vehicle, raising dawn death toll to 12 amid bombardment despite US-backed ceasefire

Two Palestinian brothers were killed on Sunday after an Israeli strike hit a vehicle in central Gaza, bringing the death toll from Israeli attacks since dawn to 12, according to Quds News Network, which reports Israel continues heavy bombardment of the enclave despite a US-backed ceasefire.

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Israeli drone strike wounds 5 Lebanese soldiers and 2 civilians in southern Lebanon's Bint Jbeil village, per army and NNA. Strikes on Haddatha, Taybeh also reported despite border framework deal.

Five Lebanese soldiers and two civilians were injured on Sunday in an Israeli drone strike on the village of Kafra in southern Lebanon's Bint Jbeil district, according to the Lebanese army and the state-run National News Agency. Separately, Israeli forces fired tank shells and machine-gun fire at Haddatha, detonated a position in Taybeh, and threw a stun grenade in Mansouri, despite a recent framework agreement between Lebanon and Israel aimed at ending border hostilities.

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Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett tells Channel 12 Qatar is now 'more dangerous' to Israel than Iran, accusing Doha of wielding influence inside Israel and abroad. He said he would designate Qatar an 'enemy state' if he returns to government.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett told Israel's Channel 12 that Qatar is now 'more dangerous' to Israel than Iran, accusing Doha of wielding influence inside Israel and abroad, and saying he would formally designate Qatar an 'enemy state' if he returns to government.

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Former Israeli PM Naftali Bennett says Qatar is now 'more dangerous' to Israel than Iran, telling Channel 12 he would designate Doha an 'enemy state' if he returns to government.

Former Israeli Prime Minister Naftali Bennett told Israel's Channel 12 that Qatar is now 'more dangerous' to Israel than Iran, accusing Doha of wielding influence inside Israel and abroad, and said he would formally designate Qatar an 'enemy state' if he returns to government.

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Over 3.2 million Arbaeen pilgrims transit through Iranian border crossings with 1.6 million returning, says head of Iran's Arbaeen HQ. Bashmaq and Tamarchin crossings have capacity to accommodate further traffic.

More than 3.2 million Arbaeen pilgrims have transited through designated Iranian border crossings, with over 1.6 million having returned, according to the head of Iran's Arbaeen Headquarters, Ali Akbar Pourjamshidian, during a Sunday visit to the Bashmaq border crossing in Marivan. He said the Bashmaq and Tamarchin crossings have sufficient capacity and that no major disruptions have been reported.

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Israel detonates ~700 tonnes of explosives near UNESCO-listed Beaufort castle in Lebanon on Friday, claiming Hezbollah tunnels destroyed. Seismic waves equaled a 3.8 magnitude quake; Lebanon says blasts threaten recent deal ahead of Rome talks.

Israel's army detonated nearly 700 tonnes of explosives near the UNESCO-listed Beaufort castle in Lebanon on Friday, claiming it destroyed Hezbollah tunnels there. Lebanon's National Centre for Geophysics said the detonations created ground waves equivalent to a 3.8 magnitude earthquake, while President Joseph Aoun warned the blasts threatened a recent deal with Israel days before Lebanese and Israeli delegations are set to meet for another round of talks in Rome.

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Iran denies deal to reopen Strait of Hormuz, calling reports 'false and completely baseless' per Fars News Agency. Tehran says the strait remains closed while US 'hostile actions' continue, with passage only via IRGC-coordinated routes.

Iran denies reports of a deal to reopen the Strait of Hormuz, calling such claims 'false' and 'completely baseless' via Fars News Agency. Tehran says the strait will remain closed while US 'hostile actions' continue, with transit only permitted via IRGC Navy-coordinated routes. Trump had earlier claimed Mideast allies reached parameters of a deal.

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