Iran Threatens Retaliation: After Israeli Strikes on Lebanon

Iran threatens to retaliate against Israel following a massive wave of Israeli strikes on Lebanon that killed at least 89 people and injured over 800. The strikes hit Beirut hard, triggering panic in the streets and marking the most violent bombardment since the war began. Israeli forces carried out coordinated strikes on about 100 Hezbollah command centers in just 10 minutes. Despite a ceasefire agreement with the U.S. and Iran, Israel's Defense Minister Israel Katz describes this surprise attack as the heaviest blow to Hezbollah since 2024. What's concerning is that Iran warns it may withdraw from the ceasefire if attacks continue. An Iranian official says they might even resume attacks on Israel. Meanwhile, Lebanese hospitals are overwhelmed with casualties, and medical teams are urgently calling for help. The situation raises alarms about escalating tensions in the region. This matters because the ongoing conflict could have far-reaching implications for stability in the Middle East and beyond.