To avoid war, Israel and Hezbollah shift their red lines. But war heats up.

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Old adversaries Israel and Hezbollah know each other well, and what triggers the other. Since Hamas’ attack on Israel, the two sides have sought to avoid a full-scale war even as they appear to move closer to it.

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To avoid war, Israel and Hezbollah shift their red lines. But war heats up.

Old adversaries Israel and Hezbollah know each other well, and what triggers the other. Since Hamas’ attack on Israel, the two sides have sought to avoid a full-scale war even as they appear to move closer to it.

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To avoid war, Israel and Hezbollah shift their red lines. But war heats up.

Old adversaries Israel and Hezbollah know each other well, and what triggers the other. Since Hamas’ attack on Israel, the two sides have sought to avoid a full-scale war even as they appear to move closer to it.

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