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At least more than 90 dead in Israeli attacks on

Altogether, hundreds of people have reportedly died in this week’s attacks.

In Lebanon, at least more than 90 people have died in attacks carried out by Israel on Thursday, according to the country’s Ministry of Health. In addition, at least more than 150 people were wounded.

Altogether, hundreds of people have reportedly died in this week’s attacks.

The Israeli Air Force, on the other hand, said that on Thursday it struck about 220 targets of the extremist organization Hezbollah.

In addition, the country’s army said it had shot down a missile fired from Yemen.

Macron calls for an end to the conflict

Israeli Foreign Minister Israel Katz earlier on Thursday rejected demands by the Western coalition led by the United States, Britain and the European Union for a temporary ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel.

President of France Emmanuel Macron said Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu would be making a mistake by refusing a cease-fire in Lebanon.

He also stated his opposition to Lebanon “becoming a new Gaza”.

– Israel must stop its attack and Hezbollah’s retaliation, Macron said at a press conference in Canada.

According to Macron, the agreement was supported by both the United States and the European Union, and Netanyahu himself had been involved in preparing it.

Also the British Prime Minister Keir Starmer demanded in his speech at the UN General Assembly a cease-fire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah, so that the end of the conflict could be negotiated.

The news is updated.

Sources: AFP, Reuters, STT

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