IDF says it carried out 'precise strike' on Hezbollah's central HQ in southern Beirut ■ White House: U.S.-French cease-fire proposal between Israel and Lebanon was issued after 'careful consultation' with Israel ■ Hamas has stopped responding to cease-fire proposals, diplomatic sources say ■ Hamas' military wing has been defeated, IDF sources tell Haaretz ■ Here's what you need to know 357 days into the war

While targeted killings and technological superiority have given Israel an edge and improved its bargaining position, sooner or later it will have to accept reality: they haven't brought the end of the conflict any closer and they haven't extinguished the Palestinian national dream

The fire came some thirty minutes after Hezbollah announced that its drone chief, who also reportedly oversaw the launch of missiles and drones from Yemen, had been assassinated in a strike in Beirut on Thursday

Led by TheMarker's Gur Megiddo, Haaretz's Omer Benjakob and French journalist Frédéric Métézeau, the investigation exposed an Israeli-based operation specializing in hacking, fake identities, and disinformation to manipulate elections worldwide

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Hezbollah is the foreign entity paying the most for contributing to the Palestinian struggle against Israel, but lacking critical communications systems and suffering heavy casualties, the group could opt for a cease-fire

Israel estimates that Nasrallah was at the Hezbollah headquarters, the site of the strike, during the attack, and two other senior Hezbollah commanders were killed. According to initial estimates from Israeli defense officials, some 300 people were killed in the strike