Israel strikes Hezbollah military chief in Beirut stronghold, Netanyahu's office confirms
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Contributing sentiments towards policy:
60% : When asked whether retaliation against Israel is possible, he replied: "Everything is possible."42% : 'Everything's possible': Hezbollah deputy political council chairman says one official killed in Israeli strike Deputy Chairman of Hezbollah's Political Council, Mahmoud Qamati, confirmed in a press conference that a member of Hezbollah was killed in Israel's strike in the Dahiyeh neighborhood in Beirut, and his identity will be cleared for publication once it is confirmed.
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Haaretz