IDF strikes Beirut's Dahiyeh after Hezbollah fires rockets at northern Israel

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

46% : Watch the sky of the occupied territories tonight," Ebrahim Rezaei, spokesperson for parliament's foreign policy and national security committee, posted on X. Iran considers all of Israel "occupied territories.
44% : Israel on Sunday carried out airstrikes in Beirut, with the military saying they targeted Hezbollah command centers in the group's stronghold of Dahiyeh, a large suburb just south of the Lebanese capital.
44% : " He added that "in the Gaza Strip, we are tightening our grip on Hamas from all sides," reiterating that Israel currently controls over 60 percent of the territory and that he intends that "soon we will reach 70 percent.
43% : " According to the Saudi al-Hadath channel, Israel updated the United States ahead of the strikes.
37% : Israel has largely refrained from striking Beirut during the current conflict, at the request of the White House, which fears it would harm Washington's efforts to secure a ceasefire and future nuclear deal with Iran, which is conditioning any agreement on a truce in Lebanon.
34% : Israeli leaders have vowed that the IDF would strike in Beirut if Hezbollah attacked Israel during the ostensible ceasefire.
34% : Before the Beirut strikes, Netanyahu held his weekly cabinet meeting in Jerusalem, during which he said that the IDF is continuing offensive operations against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon and warned that Israel will respond forcefully to any attacks amid the ostensible ceasefire with the terror group.
32% : The military said it intercepted two rockets that were fired at Israel.
21% : Announcing the strikes, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz said they came in response to the terror group's rocket fire on northern Israel Sunday morning, the first rockets fired at Israel since Wednesday, and the first since a porous ceasefire in Lebanon was renewed last week.
13% : Rubio stated on Tuesday that such a move was not part of US President Donald Trump's 20-point plan to end the conflict between Israel and Hamas.

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