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Lebanons government has been beseeching Hezbollah to stay out of the fray.

With a little help from the United Nations, refugees are getting put to work as cheap, expendable, mobile workers in a globalized industrial economy.

Israel, fighting inside Gaza City for several days, has almost completely cut off the northern part of the Palestinian enclave.

Torn between solidarity with the Palestinians and the fear of their country being drawn into a destructive war, the Lebanese are trying to mend an internal front that has been fractured for years

The decision will allow the U.S. to build up its air defenses after Iranian proxies have already attacked American interests in the region.

"This is a rescue operation on no magnitude that we ever met," one former Sayeret Matkal commander tells Newsweek.

The decision will allow the U.S. to build up its air defenses after Iranian proxies have already attacked American interests in the region.

As questions arise about the fact that the tanks are still inside Israel 17 days after the Hamas massacre, this war so far looks like the inconclusive operations that preceded it

"This is a rescue operation on no magnitude that we ever met," one former Sayeret Matkal commander tells Newsweek.

Farmers said they are facing huge economic losses due to the bombings, and officials expressed fears about Lebanon's food sovereignty.