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Clashes between Hezbollah and Israel intensify on the Lebanese border.

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Netanyahu warned Gazans to get out of the way of an onslaught, but most have nowhere to go.

Israeli military reservists had been protesting the government. Now, many appear to be reporting for duty.

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