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Here's an update on the key news over the last day:
Lebanon was rocked by a startling wave of pager explosions that seemed to target Hezbollah members.
It isn't clear how the attack was executed, but Israel was blamed by both Hamas and Hezbollah.
However, as of midnight Tuesday Israel was yet to comment.
Nine people died, reportedly including an eight-year-old girl, and reports claimed as many as 2,750 were injured in the blasts.
Among the dead was the son of a Hezbollah lawmaker, and Iran's ambassador to Lebanon was said to have suffered minor injuries as well.
A shocking video purportedly showed one of the pagers exploding at a market - and the chaos it caused.
Reports from the ground reflected the panic and shock in parts of Lebanon, with ambulances racing to hospitals carrying the wounded.
Meanwhile, at least two airlines have temporarily suspended flights to and from Israel - citing the changing security situation.
The US has said it's gathering information on the explosions and stressed it was not involved.
The pagers were reportedly a new brand Hezbollah hadn't used before.
Experts have said that it was likely the devices were intercepted and had explosives implanted in them, which were then remotely detonated.
The entire incident comes just hours after Israel said that halting Hezbollah's cross-border attacks was an official war goal.