Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, speaking at the United Nations, vowed to continue battling Hezbollah and Hamas until “total victory.” Shortly after his speech, blasts rocked Beirut, and Israel struck Hezbollah’s headquarters, prompting Netanyahu to cut short his trip. He defended Israel’s actions, stating the country has the right to remove threats and return citizens safely. International mediation efforts are ongoing, with calls for a 21-day cease-fire. The conflict, which began after Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack, has escalated, displacing tens of thousands and raising fears of all-out war.

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