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The Historic Medieval Beaufort Castle Falls As Israel Widens Its Military Campaign In Southern Lebanon

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53% : Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu described the latest capture as a turning point in Israel's military strategy.
50% : He said the operation reflected a broader effort to take the initiative across multiple fronts and dismantle areas previously controlled by Hezbollah. Defence Minister Israel Katz highlighted the symbolic importance of the fortress, noting that troops from the Golani Brigade had once again raised the Israeli flag above the castle.
41% : Israeli forces previously captured the site during the 1982 Lebanon War before withdrawing from the area in 2000 as part of Israel's exit from its self-declared security zone in southern Lebanon.
38% : Historic Crusader fortress seized as Israel expands Lebanon operation Israel has captured the historic Beaufort Castle in southern Lebanon, marking a significant escalation in its military campaign against Hezbollah as fighting along the border region continues to intensify.
38% : Ceasefire Struggles As International Pressure Mounts The latest escalation has placed further strain on an already fragile ceasefire arrangement between Israel and Lebanon.
38% : France has called for discussions at the United Nations Security Council, with President Emmanuel Macron urging an immediate halt to the violence.
36% : Israel maintains that the intensified offensive is a response to increased missile and drone attacks launched by Hezbollah against both military positions and civilian communities near the border.
36% : Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam condemned Israel's actions, accusing the country of pursuing a 'scorched-earth' strategy and imposing collective punishment on communities in southern Lebanon.
34% : Schools in several Israeli border communities were closed as a precaution after projectiles were fired towards northern Israel.
33% : Israeli leaders have described the operation as a major strategic and symbolic achievement, while Lebanese officials have accused Israel of carrying out a destructive campaign that is worsening an already fragile humanitarian situation.

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