Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty visit the north Lebanon village of Aitou,where at least 22 people were killed by a strike far from the Hezbollah strongholds.
The Israeli government claims its bombing is targeted,but the collateral damage is undermining its cause.
An Israeli strike on a home in the village of Aitou has killed more than 20 people,with claims it was targeting a Hezbollah official visiting the residence. Matthew Knott and Kate Geraghty are in Lebanon.
The United States has warned Israel could risk losing access to weapons funding unless aid is boosted.
Two years ago,Ihab Matar was running a successful construction company and living in western Sydney. Now he’s a member of Lebanon’s parliament taking on Hezbollah.
The Israeli prime minister has told the US he will strike military targets,not Iran’s oil infrastructure or nuclear installations,according to The Washington Post.
Washington has significantly bolstered military assistance funding sent to Israel and has approved more sales of arms and equipment to the country.
Labor’s visa pathway for Palestinians fleeing the war gives the minister authority over who can apply.
Peter Khalil’s office has been branded with red paint,a “glory to the martyrs” slogan and foul-smelling liquid that was inserted through a vandalised door.
A year of pro-Palestinian protests in central Melbourne has prompted calls from mayoral aspirants for a change in approach.
Israel targeted new locations in northern Lebanon on Saturday as a third United Nations peacekeeper was wounded in the escalating conflict.