Israel launches ground offensive against Hezbollah in southern Lebanon

Israel has launched a ground offensive in southern Lebanon, targeting Hezbollah militants. The military describes the operation as a series of "limited incursions" aimed at immediate threats to northern Israel, following the recent airstrike that killed Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah. Israeli commandos are conducting raids in villages near the border, supported by air and artillery strikes. Approximately 63,000 Israelis have been displaced due to rocket fire from Hezbollah, while around one million Lebanese have fled airstrikes. The Israeli military has closed off areas near the border. The U.S. supports Israel's actions but warns against potential escalation. Meanwhile, Israel continues its military operations in Gaza and has conducted airstrikes in Yemen, signaling its reach to Iran.