Hezbollah chief rejects U.S.-led Lebanon deal as Israel reportedly plans assault

The militant leader's statement comes amid reports that Israel is waiting for a U.S. signal to begin an assault on Lebanon's Ali al-Taher Ridge, which the IDF says houses a Hezbollah bunker. Four IDF soldiers were killed during Israel's previous attempt to seize it

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Hezbollah chief rejects U.S.-led Lebanon deal as Israel reportedly plans assault

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