A drone attack by the IDF has killed Ayman Ratma, one of Hamas’s key weapons suppliers in the Bekaa valley, the Israeli military has claimed.
Ratma helped direct weapons supplies from Lebanon for Hamas and Jamaa Islamiya - a branch of the Muslim Brotherhood - Israel claimed.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has warned of the risks of wider regional conflict in the Middle East, referring to escalating strikes between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Speaking to reporters in New York, Guterres said of Friday that “the risk for the conflict in the Middle East to widen is real - and must be avoided.”
There have been near daily exchanges of fire on the border between Israel and Lebanon, where strikes between the IDF and the Lebanon-based Hezbollah have left more than 400 people - and 80 civilians- dead.
The tensions have escalated in recent weeks after Israel killed one of Hezbollah’s senior commanders- Taleb Abdullah- in south-eastern Lebanon.
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A drone attack by the IDF has killed Ayman Ratma, one of Hamas’s key weapons suppliers in the Bekaa valley, the Israeli military has claimed.
Ratma helped direct weapons supplies from Lebanon for Hamas and Jamaa Islamiya - a branch of the Muslim Brotherhood - Israel claimed.
UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres has warned of the risks of wider regional conflict in the Middle East, referring to escalating strikes between Israel and Hezbollah in Lebanon.
Speaking to reporters in New York, Guterres said of Friday that “the risk for the conflict in the Middle East to widen is real - and must be avoided.”
There have been near daily exchanges of fire on the border between Israel and Lebanon, where strikes between the IDF and the Lebanon-based Hezbollah have left more than 400 people - and 80 civilians- dead.
The tensions have escalated in recent weeks after Israel killed one of Hezbollah’s senior commanders- Taleb Abdullah- in south-eastern Lebanon.
The original article contains 281 words, the summary contains 159 words. Saved 43%. I’m a bot and I’m open source!