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Israeli Special Forces have begun launching limited covert raids into Lebanon to probe the Iranian proxy Hezbollah's capabilities as the IDF prepares for an imminent ground invasion across their northern border.

Then, as operations continue in Lebanon, Israel is also setting their sights on the Iranian-backed

Huti militants of Yemen, hitting the terror group with their largest

airstrike of the war in response to the targeting of Tel Aviv by the Hutis with a

ballistic missile. But first, our afternoon spotlight. With Hezbollah reeling from Israel's air campaign and their leadership ranks decimated, leaders

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