Israel-Lebanon conflict: PM Modi calls up Benjamin Netanyahu, says' world is watching'

Over the past week, Israel has taken aggressive action against Hezbollah. Seven senior leaders, including Hassan Nasrallah, were killed in the attacks.
Israel-Lebanon conflict: PM Modi calls up Benjamin Netanyahu, says' world is watching'
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Hassan Narsallah, the leader of Hezbollah, was killed in an Israeli attack on the group's headquarters in southern Beirut on Friday. This is said to be the end of a big terrorist. However, clashes are still going on. Prime Minister Narendra Modi discussed the situation in West Asia with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu. He told me about it on X.

Spoke to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu on recent developments in West Asia. There is no place for terrorism in our world. It is important to prevent territorial escalation and ensure the safe evacuation of all the otters. India will continue to support efforts for early restoration of peace and stability in the region, "PM Modi said.

Over the past week, Israel has taken aggressive action against Hezbollah. Seven senior leaders, including Hassan Nasrallah, were killed in the attacks. Hezbollah joined forces with Hamas in Gaza after a surprise attack on southern Israel. Israel has also targeted Hezbollah. Nabil Kaouk was an experienced commander. He joined Hezbollah in the 1980s. So, Nasrallah was considered a possible successor. Hezbollah has continued its rocket and missile attacks on northern Israel. However, most of these rockets and missiles have either been destroyed or have fallen into uninhabitable territory.

The U. S. military says it has killed 37 militants affiliated with the Islamic State group and al-Qaida in Syria (AQIS). The attacks took place on September 16 and September 24. He said two militants were among the dead.

Stone pelting in Pakistan
Nasrallah's death has sparked protests in many Muslim countries. The incident has sparked outrage in India and neighbouring Pakistan. A large section of Pakistan mourns Nasrallah's death. More than 3,000 people took to the streets in Karachi on Sunday. The protesters shouted slogans against Israel and the United States. People also pelted stones.

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