Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon have resulted in a death toll of 274, including 21 children and 31 women, according to the health ministry. The attacks, which began after evacuation warnings were issued by Israel, have caused over 1,024 injuries, marking the deadliest military assault since the 2006 Israel-Hezbollah conflict. Lebanese Prime Minister has labeled the strikes as "genocide." In retaliation, Hezbollah has launched rockets into Israel, escalating tensions in the region. The situation remains dire as both sides engage in fierce military exchanges, prompting international concerns about the humanitarian crisis.

Lebanon's health ministry reported 182 deaths and 727 injuries, including children and paramedics, following Israeli airstrikes across southern Lebanon. Israel claims it is intensifying its operations, hitting over 300 Hezbollah targets. IDF spokesman Daniel Hagari announced strikes would expand to the Bekaa Valley, warning civilians to avoid houses storing weapons. He added that Hezbollah intends to use the weapons against Israel. The ongoing escalation has fueled fears of a broader conflict in the Middle East. Lebanese officials accuse Israel of conducting a "psychological war" through evacuation messages.

Over 100 people were killed and 400 injured in Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) airstrikes on Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon, marking the heaviest toll in nearly a year of clashes. The strikes hit 300 sites, while Hezbollah retaliated by targeting Israeli military positions, including defense complexes near Haifa. Lebanon's government has closed schools in affected regions for two days. Iraq's top Shiite cleric, Grand Ayatollah Ali Sistani, called for efforts to end Israel's “barbaric aggression” in Lebanon. Fears of a wider regional conflict continue to grow.

Israel's airstrikes on southern Lebanon killed 100 people and wounded over 400, including civilians, medics, and children. The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) launched 300 strikes on Hezbollah targets, marking the deadliest day since the conflict began. Israel issued warnings urging civilians to evacuate areas storing Hezbollah weapons. Lebanon's health ministry reported mass casualties, while 80,000 calls were made to civilians as part of an Israeli evacuation order. Prime Minister Netanyahu warned Hezbollah of further consequences, stating, "Hezbollah will understand the message."

A 15-year-old boy was fatally stabbed in Woolwich, London, on Sunday evening, pleading "I'm 15, don't let me die" as he lay dying. Police responded to a 6:30pm disturbance call on Eglinton Road and found the teenager with a stab injury. Despite efforts to save him, the boy succumbed to his injuries shortly after. A local resident, who witnessed the incident, attempted to administer aid. The investigation is ongoing, with police cordoning off the area. Authorities have not yet released the victim's identity or announced any arrests. The fatal stabbing has sparked concern in the community, with officials urging witnesses to come forward.

Israeli airstrikes in Gaza have killed at least 10 Palestinians, including a woman and four children, following an attack on a house in Deir Al-Balah, medics reported. The strikes occurred as Israel intensified its military operations against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon, prompting warnings for civilians in that region. Displaced Gazans are facing additional hardships as heavy rains have caused flooding in areas where many are living in tents. This situation worsens the existing humanitarian crisis, which is marked by shortages of food and medicine. The Israeli army has not commented on the incidents in Gaza as the conflict continues.

Israel has launched a wave of intense airstrikes on Hezbollah-controlled towns in Lebanon, amid growing fears of a wider regional conflict. The Israeli military has intensified its attacks against the Iran-backed Hezbollah group, with officials not ruling out the possibility of a ground incursion to safeguard Israeli territory. The strikes come amid heightened tensions following recent cross-border attacks, raising concerns about a potential escalation in the ongoing conflict. Israel's military operations are aimed at countering Hezbollah's threat, with no immediate sign of de-escalation as the region braces for further violence.

The Israeli Defence Force (IDF) has warned civilians in Lebanon to leave areas where Hezbollah stores weapons, signaling the potential escalation of Israel's 11-month conflict with the Iran-backed militant group. This warning followed extensive Israeli airstrikes across Lebanon, intensifying after a week of heightened tensions. Rear Adm. Daniel Hagari, IDF spokesperson, urged civilians in Hezbollah-controlled villages to evacuate for their safety. The IDF's warning comes as Israel appears to be preparing for further military actions, raising concerns that the ongoing conflict could spiral into a broader war. Hezbollah has yet to officially respond to the latest developments.

Sri Lanka has elected Anura Kumara Dissanayake as its new president after a historic second round of counting. Dissanayake secured 42.31% of votes in the first round, followed by Sajith Premadasa with 32.76%. With no candidate reaching the 50% threshold, the second round tallying voters' second and third choices sealed Dissanayake's victory. He will succeed Ranil Wickremesinghe as the country's 9th president. Dissanayake's campaign focused on good governance and anti-corruption measures. This election marks the first since Gotabaya Rajapaksa's ousting in 2022 amidst Sri Lanka's worst economic crisis.

Tensions escalated between Israel and Hezbollah as both sides launched cross-border attacks, prompting urgent calls from the UN to de-escalate. Israel reported approximately 150 projectiles fired from Lebanon, damaging homes near Haifa. In retaliation, Israel targeted Hezbollah positions in southern Lebanon. Prime Minister Netanyahu stated, "We will take whatever action is necessary to restore security," while Hezbollah's deputy leader declared, “Threats will not stop us.” UN officials warned that the region "teeters on the brink of catastrophe," emphasizing there is no military solution to ensure safety for either side.