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Israel i forces appear poised to launch a ground invasion of Lebanon within days following a sustained bombing campaign that has killed more than a thousand people—including dozens of children—and displaced more than a million, heightening fears of a large-scale humanitarian disaster and a wider war that could consumer the entire region.
The IDF went on to launch a massive assault on the city, rendering it uninhabitable.Akbar Shahid Ahmed, HuffPost's senior diplomatic correspondent, reported Monday that the Biden administration is unlikely to 'veto' Israeli plans for a ground invasion of Lebanon and noted he is hearing a 'growing sense' that 'an Israeli invasion of Lebanon with U.S. backing is coming.
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