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#MiddleEast: Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said #Iran was not interested in talks with the #UnitedStates, pushing back on President #DonaldTrump's stance that Tehran wants a deal to end the war. lbcgroup.tv/news/middleeas…

#عاجل | مراسل #الميادين في #جنوب_لبنان: "شنّ الطيران الحربي غارةً على المكان الذي هدّد باستهدافه قرب مفترق معركة – العباسية". #الميادين_لبنان #لبنان

BREAKING: An Israeli strike hit an elementary girl’s school in Minab, a city located in the Hormozgan province of southern Iran, killing five students, according to Iran’s IRNA news agency. 🔴 LIVE updates: aje.news/cagg5q

This is what real journalism looks like. @suzanHaidamous has risked her life—literally—to report the truth, including being only meters away in Dahiyeh when Hezbollah walkie-talkies exploded. She, and other international reporters at The Washington Post like her, put their lives on the line to document history as it happens and to tell the world the truth. International reporters are the frontline of truth and the backbone of our historical record. @JeffBezos @washingtonpost #SaveThePost

#Lebanon PM Najib Mikati vowed that Israel's ceasefire violations will soon be stopped, as Israel targeted a car in the southern town of Majdalzoun. Israel has launched near-daily strikes, mostly in southern Lebanon, that have killed at least 29 and wounded 27 others since the ceasefire took effect on Nov. 27. Still, the shaky truce appears to be holding.

2 year old Ivana Skayki was playing at home in Southern Lebanon when an Israeli airstrike happened on her doorstep. She now has third degree burns on almost half her body. The strike came without warning. Israel says it is targeting Hezbollah. With @goktay @wburema @angiemrad

Israel says its targeting Hezbollah but day after day Lebanese civilians are being killed. We tell the story of 22 people killed in the North on Monday, and of a Father in Shebaa who lost his wife and unborn child. With @Goktay @Wburema @Angelinamrad

“The politicians in Lebanon are the real robbers. The owners of the banks are the real robbers,” says Sali Hafiz, who staged a robbery to get access to her family’s savings. “They caused the economic crisis. They smuggled the money outside Lebanon.” nyti.ms/3Lf5tBc