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La Finul, dont le mandat expire à la fin de l'année, opère dans le sud du Liban. En mars, le Hezbollah a lancé une attaque contre Israël pour venger la mort du guide iranien Ali Khamenei dans une frappe américano-israélienne fin février, déclenchant une guerre régionale. Israël a mené une campagne de frappes contre le Liban faisant plus de 4 300 morts, puis lancé une offensive terrestre contre le sud où il occupe une large bande territoriale.
La Force intérimaire des Nations unies au Liban (Finul) a affirmé, mardi 10 novembre, qu'une patrouille des Casques Bleus avait "essuyé une dizaine de tirs" près de Wadi Jilou, dans le sud du Liban, sans faire de blessés. Cette force internationale, dont le mandat expire à la fin de cette année, a précisé que sa patrouille a "riposté" et que le tireur "a cessé le feu". "Nous réaffirmons l'obligation qui incombe à tous les acteurs, en vertu du droit international, d'assurer à tout moment la sûreté et la sécurité du personnel et des biens des Nations unies", ajoute le communiqué.
En mars, le Hezbollah a entraîné le Liban dans une guerre régionale en lançant une attaque contre Israël pour venger le guide iranien Ali Khamenei, mort dans une frappe américano-israélienne fin février. Israël avait alors mené une campagne massive de frappes contre le Liban, qui ont fait plus de 4 300 morts, puis lancé une offensive terrestre contre le sud où il continue d'occuper une large bande territoriale.

American justice has indicted three men, presented as Iranian agents, for a planned attack against the Fairford air base in England, used by the United States for attacks against Iran, as well as for other attacks in Europe and Canada for the benefit of the Revolutionary Guards and the Hezbollah Brigades.

Four grizzly bears, a mother and three cubs, were shot and killed after being identified as responsible for the fatal attack of a mother and her daughter near Bella Coola, British Columbia, in early November. The authorities speak of rare predatory behavior.

Lewis Hamilton visited Egypt's Rafah border crossing on Tuesday and met aid workers operating in the Gaza Strip, which has been devastated by the war with Israel, according to the Egyptian government. North Sinai Governor Khaled Megawer accompanied him to show him Egypt's efforts to support the Palestinians in Gaza. A video shows the British pilot, a seven-time world champion, chatting with aid workers and asking about the delivery of aid to Gaza, where heavy rains this week washed away tens of thousands of tents and killed five people, including three children. Under a 2025 truce deal between Israel and Hamas, at least 600 aid trucks were expected to enter Gaza each day, where more than two million Palestinians face a dire humanitarian crisis. Aid workers say only a tiny portion of this aid makes it through the territory's entry points, controlled by Israel. In October, Shaun Hughes, director of the World Food Program (WFP) in the Palestinian territories, explained to AFP that some 1.4 million people, out of 2.1 million inhabitants, are in a situation of acute food insecurity and that 200,000 of them are still close to the threshold of famine. This week, the Peace Council - charged with implementing the truce agreement - said Israel must act immediately to enable the delivery of vital winter aid, given the flooding and the approaching winter.

A confidential report from the Viginum agency, consulted by France 2, attributes to Iran the creation of the false environmental site Tired Earth, used to spread messages hostile to France on social networks and fuel fractures in French society, particularly around the high school movement.

French intelligence services point to the responsibility of the Iranian regime behind the hacks which disrupted the temperatures of refrigerators in hundreds of supermarkets in October, according to Le Figaro.

Algeria accuses Morocco of deliberately polluting Oued Mouilah, feeding the Hammam Boughrara dam near their border. Interior Minister Brahim Merad speaks of “systematic aggression”. Analyzes revealed nitrates, ammonia and heavy metals. The dam supplies water to more than 1.2 million people. Morocco did not react.