Hezbollah has warned it will resume missile attacks on Israel if military pressure escalates amid renewed debate in Lebanon over the group’s disarmament. Deputy leader Naim Kassem said Hezbollah rejects any timetable to give up its weapons, as Lebanon’s cabinet and international actors push for action following last year’s devastating war with Israel.
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Tuesday, August 5
Hezbollah warns of resumed missile fire at Israel if it intensifies operations in Lebanon
Olivia Carter
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