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Four Israeli soldiers dead. Eighteen killed in Lebanon. A ceasefire already cracking. Then a minister’s words land like fuel on fire: “All of Lebanon must burn.” Is the Israel Lebanon conflict still about security, or has it turned into a war with no exit? Israel Lebanon conflict: Israeli National Security Minister Itamar Ben-Gvir’s explosive declaration that “all of Lebanon must burn” has reignited global concerns over the future of the Israel–Lebanon conflict, after four Israeli soldiers were reported killed in southern Lebanon. At least 18 people were killed and dozens injured after intense Israeli airstrikes struck southern Lebanon overnight. Lebanon's health ministry described the bombardment as one of the deadliest escalations in recent weeks. Israel says the operation targeted Hezbollah fighters and military infrastructure following attacks that killed four Israeli soldiers. The Israel Lebanon conflict keeps selling the same story: one attack, one revenge strike, and another excuse to keep the fighting alive. The violence comes just days after reported diplomatic efforts involving the US and Iran aimed at reducing regional tensio...