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After leaflets bearing the IDF logo urging Lebanese residents to evacuate were dropped in southern Lebanon, the Israeli army said the distribution was not carried out with proper authorization and the incident is under investigation

Likud MK Ariel Kellner: Israel's current border with Lebanon is 'unsustainable' • Government 'cannot provide security to northern Israelis'

Israel mistakenly issues statement condemning unannounced ICC arrest warrants ■ Netanyahu's office denies plans to replace gov't-appointed northern coordinator ■ IDF probe finds three hostages killed in November likely after Israeli strike ■ Forty rockets fired from Lebanon into northern Israel, IDF says ■ Netanyahu: Situation in northern border requires 'shift in the balance of powers,' Israel would 'exact price' from Houthis

Lebanon is in the midst of a crisis on many levels, and Israel's threats 'to send it to the stone age' are met with rolled eyes, as many Lebanese feel they are already there. The Lebanese people have risen up before, but Hezbollah is too well armed and too well supported to be challenged

Former hostage Kaid Farhan Elkadi in good condition after rescue from Gaza ■ Minister Regev violates military censorship, publishes location of rescue ■ Israeli soldier lightly wounded in drone strike near border with Lebanon ■ White House: U.S. will defend Israel if Iran attacks ■ Top EU official to seek sanctions against Ben-Gvir, Smotrich

Fires erupted in several locations in northern Israel as a result of rocket fire from Lebanon throughout Friday ■ The IDF attacked several targets in Lebanon, killing at least seven Hezbollah operatives

After the last major power plant in Lebanon was forced to shut down, the country has been in a shroud of darkness for over a week. The government is making an effort to secure fuel donations, mainly from Algeria, to provide a partial solution

Netanyahu doubts deal, insists Israel's control of Gaza-Egypt border; Hamas criticizes U.S. proposal ■ IDF says over 100 rockets, drones fired from Lebanon; some intercepted, others fell in open areas ■ Biden: Working 'around the clock' for Gaza cease-fire, hostage deal ■ Cease-fire talks to be held in Cairo on Thursday and Friday, Egyptian FM says; Israeli source says date not yet set ■ Waiting period for Iranian retaliation 'could be long,' IRGC spokesperson says

At least three other Israeli strikes were reported across Lebanon on Monday evening

Israeli fire fighting units worked to put out the flames in northern Israel Monday ignited by the by the exploding drones. This comes after Sunday's barrage in which 33 rockets were fired from Lebanon into northern Israel.

The Israeli army reported it struck a Hezbollah weapons storage facility, as well as other terror related sites in southern Lebanon. Local health authorities say the victims include a mother and her two children

Palestinian reports: 17 killed in Israeli strike in refugee camp in central Gaza ■ Israel airstrikes car in West Bank's Jenin, two Hamas members killed ■ Ten killed in Israeli strike in south Lebanon, health officials say ■ Israel negotiating team expresses 'cautious optimism' on Gaza hostage deal, Netanyahu office says ■ Senior Hamas official: 'No major issue was agreed upon in the latest round of talks'

Progress at the cease-fire talks in Doha will determine the timetable of a cessation of hostilities in Lebanon, but it remains unclear how Hezbollah will behave after the summit – and whether it will agree to forgo its revenge attack for the assassination of a top commander

Amid fears that Iran and Hezbollah could soon launch major attacks on Israel, Cyprus said its preparations for a potential evacuation of foreigners from Lebanon and Israel are complete

People over the border are storing food and water as they wait for a harsh Israeli strike on Beirut. 'After Haniyeh's assassination, we realized we couldn't stay in Lebanon. We told our children that the situation is unsafe and we must leave,' said a Frenchwoman who is visiting her homeland

Turkey urges its citizens to leave Lebanon ■ U.S. CENTCOM chief to visit Israel on Monday ahead of expected Iranian attack ■ IDF spokesperson says defense systems 'not airtight,' public must 'stay alert' ■ Britain temporarily withdraws families of Beirut diplomats due to volatile situation ■ Gaza rescue services: Death toll in strike on schools rises to 30

Diplomatic sources told Haaretz that the threat of a full-scale war hinges on Hezbollah's response to Israel's strike in Lebanon. The U.S. and France are trying to prevent Israel from targeting Beirut or other major cities in retaliation to the Majdal Shams attack

'There's no choice but to decide on an intensive war against Lebanon,' Education Minister Yoav Kisch told northern mayors, in explaining his decision not to reopen schools in northern communities in September. Over 16,000 students were evacuated from the north since the start of the war

The IDF said that Israel struck the Houthi-controlled port of Hodeidah in Yemen, a day after a Houthi drone strike hit Tel Aviv, killing one person ■ More than 40 rockets were fired from Lebanon at northern Israel ■ At least 30 people were reportedly killed in Israeli attacks on Rafah in Gaza ■ The New York Times reported that Biden won't bow out of the presidential campaign before PM Netanyahu's visit to Washington next week

Israel attacks Yemen following fatal Tel Aviv drone strike; Houthis vow to respond ■ IDF says over 40 rockets fired into northern Israel from Lebanon ■ IDF: Fighter jets attacked building used to store money for terror organizations in Gaza ■ Two Palestinians wounded by settlers in Sha'ab al-Botum, West Bank ■ Report in Lebanon: Israeli aircraft struck vehicle in village near Marjaayoun district