Israeli strikes pummel Lebanon, killing hundreds as the lebanese group Hezbollah hits back, including launching a missile that reached Tel Aviv but was intercepted.
Will this open warfare envelop the region and draw in Hezbollahski backer Iran?
Amartinez with Leila Fadl.
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