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Meloni will be the first head of state or government to visit the country since Israel escalated attacks on Lebanon on 23 September.Â
![Prime Minister Najib Mikati said he was ready to bolster an army in the south of Lebanon [Getty]](/sites/default/files/styles/large_16_9/public/1342277013.jpeg?h=cf363afb&itok=8-n1ChD8)
Lebanon's PM said he was ready to bolster the army's presence in the country's south if there is a ceasefire to end weeks of intense Israeli air strikes.
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The UN human rights office has called for an independent investigation into an Israeli strike that killed at least 22 people in north Lebanon.
Violence by Israeli forces against Palestinians in the occupied West Bank has surged since 7 October, with Israel conducting new operations in Lebanon.
Israel has hit a hospital in the eastern Lebanese city of Baalbek while north Lebanon continued to reel from the single deadliest Israeli strike of the war.
Lebanese journalist Rawan AlAmeen says since Israel expanded its genocidal war into Lebanon, it is her Gazan contacts reaching out to offer words of hope.
Israel has pressed on in its war on Gaza, continuing to pummel the enclave with heavy airstrikes while renewing ground operations in the north.
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The UN has expressed concern over the number of children displaced by war, deprived of education and suffering from psychological effects.
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UNIFIL will remain its positions in Lebanon despite calls from Israel to move to different areas as Tel Aviv's aggression in Lebanon intensifies.
The draft, currently under discussion among UN Security Council members proposes a ceasefire, border demarcation, and disarmament of Hezbollah