The Latest Breaking News from Hezbollah

Chris Minns says protesters have ‘proven they’re not peaceful’ as police launch operation to gather intelligence on potential demonstrations

A set of delicate and unwritten rules of engagement has ensured no major conflict between Israel and Hezbollah since 2006. But those rules are now being tested, Richard Hall writes.

The normally bustling streets of Tel Aviv are empty, schools shut, flights canceled and a major gas field closed. Men of all ages are getting called to their reserve units, hundreds of thousands throwing on uniforms.

Hezbollah has described the deadly Hamas attack as ‘a decisive response to Israel’s continued occupation’.

Analysts see limited effect on prices in short term as neither Israel nor Gaza are significant producers.

US President Joe Biden, speaking from the White House on Tuesday, said that Saturday’s attack on Israel was “sheer evil”, and reiterated US support for Israel. Also on Tuesday, Hamas attacked a southern Israeli city after warning residents to evacuate, as Israeli warplanes hammered the Gaza Strip. Read our live…

A senior official with the Palestinian militant group Hamas says only a small number of top commanders in Gaza knew about the surprise attack launched into Israel over the weekend

Iran-backed armed group fires on Israeli military positions after Israel killed several Hezbollah members in shelling.

Israel and Saudi Arabia had been on the brink of a historic deal, which will now likely be put on hold.