KIRYAT SHMONA, Israel: The remaining residents of the northern Israeli city of Kiryat Shmona, who have not fled rising cross-border fire from militants in Lebanon, said on Friday they were ready for whatever happens.
Israel has rejected the idea of "humanitarian pauses" demanded by the United States in the Gaza Strip. The Israeli military admitted to hitting an ambulance outside Gaza's main hospital, al-Shifa, because it said the vehicle was carrying Hamas operatives. The UN chief said he was "horrified" by the strike, adding that the conflict between Israel and Hamas must "stop" Another strike "targeting" a school turned into a makeshift camp for displaced people in the northern Gaza Strip killed 20 people and wounded dozens more.
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The remaining residents of Israel's northern town of Kiryat Shmona, those who have not fled rising cross-border fire from militants in Lebanon, said Friday they were ready for whatever happens.Kiryat Shmona was hit by a barrage of rockets on Thursday, with both Hezbollah and the Lebanese section of Hamas's armed wing claiming to have attacked several targets in northern Israel.
The remaining residents of Israel's northern town of Kiryat Shmona, those who have not fled rising cross-border fire from militants in Lebanon, said Friday they were ready for whatever happens.The Israel-Lebanon border has seen escalating tit-for-tat exchanges, mainly between Israeli forces and Hezbollah, since Palestinian militants of Hezbollah ally Hamas launched a shock attack on Israel on October 7, stoking fears of a wider regional conflict.Both Hamas in the Gaza Strip and Hezbollah in Lebanon are backed by Iran, Israel's sworn enemy.