The past week has been Israel's hardest in Lebanon since March, in a war whose goals are unclear and in which the U.S. curbs Israel's use of force. In the West Bank, violent settlers continue to assault Palestinians, knowing they have the government's backing
The past week has been Israel's hardest in Lebanon since March, in a war whose goals are unclear and in which the U.S. curbs Israel's use of force. In the West Bank, violent settlers continue to assault Palestinians, knowing they have the government's backing
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01:16 AM • June 07 2026 IDT
Four Israeli officers and soldiers were killed in the last week in incidents with Hezbollah in southern Lebanon. Another soldier was killed in an accidental shooting, and dozens of others were wounded, including some with serious injuries.
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