Israel's Netanyahu says troops will keep fighting Hezbollah "with full force" as U.S., France propose cease-fire
Speaking Thursday in London, U.S. Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin called the fighting between Israel and Hezbollah "deeply troubling," acknowledging a risk of all-out war and urging Israel and Hezbollah to "choose a different path" with a diplomatic solution.
The Israeli prime minister's speech is expected to focus on Iran, Gaza and the fears over a new war with Lebanon.
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