DW News | Possible Israeli ground assault in Lebanon sparks concerns | DW News @dwnews | Uploaded September 2024 | Updated October 2024, 1 week ago.
Israel has carried out new strikes against Lebanon, despite a US-led call for a temporary ceasefire. A joint statement urging a 21-day truce was issued by the US, France, Qatar, Saudi Arabia, and other countries, following talks on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
Top Israeli ministers have rejected calls for a cease-fire in Lebanon. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu hasn't formally responded to the US-France-led proposal but has ordered the army to continue fighting the Hezbollah militant group with "full force."

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00:00 Israeli army on alert for possible Lebanon assault
03:37 Heiko Wimmen, International Crisis Group's Project Director for Iraq, Syria and Lebanon
13:18 Karim El-Gawhary, Journalist
17:19 Jennifer Moorehead, Save the Children's Country Director for Lebanon
20:55 Johann Wadephul (CDU), Member of German parliament

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