Hezbollah leader condemns ‘dangerous’ killing of Hamas deputy leader

January 3, 2024Last Updated: January 3, 2024

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The leader of Hezbollah has condemned the “dangerous” killing of Hamas’s deputy leader, and warned Israel there will be “no ceiling and no rules” if it wages war on Lebanon.Read More

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Hezbollah leader condemns ‘dangerous’ killing of Hamas deputy leader

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