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Israel-Hezbollah war Charred and broken remains of exploded pagers are displayed on a wooden surface, showing melted plastic and exposed circuitry. Lebanon south of the Litani River A man walks through rubble and debris in a Beirut street after an Israeli airstrike, with damaged buildings, smoke, and a destroyed car in the background. Ambulances, Lebanese Army vehicles, and personnel are seen among rubble and destroyed buildings in Kfar Kila, southern Lebanon, after Israeli troop withdrawal. Thick plumes of black and gray smoke rise over densely packed buildings in Beirut following Israeli airstrikes, with the city skyline and cloudy sky in the background. 2006 Lebanon War
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Israel-Hezbollah war
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Pager detonated in an attack on Hezbollah communications
One of hundreds of pagers that exploded across Lebanon on September 17, 2024. The...
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Lebanon south of the Litani River
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Israeli bombardment of the greater Beirut area in October 2024
Smoke rising from rubble after an overnight strike by Israel in the southern suburbs...
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Destruction in southern Lebanon
Emergency vehicles and army personnel attending to wreckage at Kfar Kila, a village...
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Israeli bombardment of Lebanon after U.S. announces ceasefire with Iran
Smoke rising from Beirut after Israeli airstrikes on Lebanon's capital city and its...
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2006 Lebanon War
Buildings in Beirut destroyed by Israeli bombs during the 2006 Lebanon War.
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