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Why friction between Hezbollah and Israel has reached boiling point and set the stage for their first war since 2006

Israel and Hezbollah last went to war in 2006, but now, with tensions sky high, all-out war looms again amid the Gaza conflict.

By: ABC News (AU)

Jul 31 2024
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Why friction between Hezbollah and Israel has reached boiling point and set the stage for their first war since 2006

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