Skrajno desni izraelski minister za nacionalno varnost Itamar Ben-Gvir je danes zagrozil, da mora "ves Libanon goreti", potem ko so bili v spopadih s tamkajšnjim šiitskim gibanjem Hezbolahom ubiti štirje izraelski vojaki. Francija je medtem po novih nočnih napadih na Libanon Izrael pozvala, naj spoštuje dogovor med ZDA in Iranom.
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Skrajno desni izraelski minister Itamar Ben-Gvir je po smrti štirih izraelskih vojakov v spopadih s Hezbolahom izjavil, da mora "ves Libanon goreti".
Francija je po novih nočnih napadih na Libanon, ki so zahtevali 18 življenj, pozvala Izrael k spoštovanju nedavnega ameriško-iranskega mirovnega sporazuma.
To so najbolj smrtonosni napadi in prve izgube med izraelskimi vojakom od srede, ko sta ZDA in Iran podpisala dogovor o koncu vojne.
"Z vsem dolžnim spoštovanjem do Američanov, Izrael mora vsemu svetu jasno povedati, da kri naših sinov in varnost naših državljanov nista predmet pogajanj. Ves Libanon mora goreti," je po poročanju francoske tiskovne agencije AFP sporočil Ben-Gvir.
Medtem je Francija danes pozvala Izrael, naj "spoštuje" dogovor, ki sta ga v sredo podpisala ZDA in Iran o koncu vojne na Bližnjem vzhodu in ki vključuje tudi Libanon.
"Sporazum določa prekinitev sovražnosti, izraelska vlada ga mora spoštovati in zlasti ZDA morajo na izraelsko vlado izvajati ves potreben pritisk, da se to zagotovi," je francoski zunanji minister Jean-Noel Barrot dejal za francoski radio FranceInfo.
Izrael je ponoči in davi izvedel nove zračne napade na jugu Libanona, medtem ko je o spopadih poročal tudi Hezbolah. V izraelskih napadih, ki so po poročanju libanonskih medijev zadela stanovanjska območja v več mestih, je bilo po zadnjih podatkih libanonskega zdravstvenega ministrstva ubitih 18 ljudi, 33 jih je ranjenih.
Hezbolah je medtem navedel, da so njegovi borci z vodenimi raketami ciljali in uničili tri izraelske tanke, izraelska vojska pa je zatem sporočila, da so bili v spopadih v južnem Libanonu ubiti štirje izraelski vojaki.
Gre za najbolj smrtonosne napade v Libanonu in tudi prve, v katerih so med smrtnimi žrtvami izraelski vojaki, odkar sta ZDA in Iran v sredo podpisala dogovor. Libanon je bil sicer v konflikt v regiji vpleten v začetku marca, ko je Hezbolah v podporo Iranu napadel Izrael. Ta je odgovoril z zračnimi napadi in kopensko invazijo na jugu Libanona.
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DnevnikIndependent🔒Right2 days agoThe article reports on Israeli Minister Ben-Gvir, a right-wing politician, making a statement that 'all of Lebanon must burn.' The headline directly quotes his remark.
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24ur (POP TV)IndependentRight2 days agoIsraeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir stated that 'all of Lebanon must burn,' according to a report by the French news agency AFP. This comes after France called on Israel to respect an agreement signed by the United States and Iran to end the war in the Middle East, which includes Lebanon. The agreement aims to halt hostilities, and France urged Israel to comply with it, emphasizing that the U.S. should exert pressure on Israel to ensure this. Meanwhile, new air strikes were reported in southern Lebanon overnight, with Hezbollah claiming they targeted and destroyed three Israeli armored vehicles.
Bias read (Right): The article quotes Israeli officials using strong rhetoric ('Ves Libanon mora goreti') without providing counterpoints or contextualizing the broader conflict. It emphasizes Israeli military actions and quotes Israeli and Lebanese sources but omits perspectives from other regional actors or neutral,
N1 SlovenijaIndependentRight2 days agoIsraeli Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, a far-right figure, threatened that 'all of Lebanon must burn' following attacks by Hezbollah that killed four Israeli soldiers. France called on Israel to respect a U.S.-Iran agreement aimed at ending the conflict in the Middle East, including involving Lebanon.
Bias read (Right): The article quotes a far-right Israeli minister using extreme rhetoric ('all of Lebanon must burn') without counterbalance or contextualization. The framing emphasizes the threat and aggression from the Israeli perspective, with minimal emphasis on international diplomatic efforts like the U.S.-Iran
Žurnal24IndependentRight2 days agoIsraeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir, a far-right politician, threatened that 'all of Lebanon must burn' after four Israeli soldiers were killed in clashes with Hezbollah. France called on Israel to respect the recent U.S.-Iran agreement aimed at ending the war in the Middle East, which includes Lebanon.
Bias read (Right): The article uses direct quotes from a far-right Israeli minister who makes extreme threats against Lebanon, without counterbalance or contextualization from other perspectives. The framing emphasizes the minister's aggressive rhetoric while presenting France's diplomatic call as a response, but does
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