December 3, 2025 – Israel Headlines

1IDF says Hezbollah killed Lebanese officials who knew of its role in Beirut Port explosion

Story gist: Israel’s IDF stated that Hezbollah killed Lebanese officials who knew of the group’s role in the Beirut Port explosion. The assassinations targeted four public figures.
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IDF says Hezbollah killed Lebanese officials who knew of its role in Beirut Port explosion
— Haaretz
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Center
IDF claims a Hezbollah unit assassinated four Lebanese public figures
— Yahoo
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Right
IDF links Hezbollah to assassinations over Beirut explosion
— The Jerusalem Post
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Bias summary: Left-leaning Haaretz neutrally uses ‘says’ to report IDF’s claim of Hezbollah killing officials aware of its Beirut Port role. Center Yahoo employs cautious ‘claims,’ specifies ‘Hezbollah unit’ and ‘four public figures,’ but omits explosion knowledge link. Right-leaning Jerusalem Post affirmatively states IDF ‘links’ Hezbollah to ‘assassinations over Beirut explosion,’ emphasizing direct connection without qualifiers.

2U.S. Official Who Brokered Lebanon Cease-fire Urges Israel Against War With Hezbollah

Story gist: A U.S. official who brokered the Israel-Lebanon cease-fire urged Israel against war with Hezbollah. Israel plans to present the U.S. envoy with intelligence on Hezbollah rearmament as tensions rise.
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U.S. Official Who Brokered Lebanon Cease-fire Urges Israel Against War With Hezbollah
— Haaretz
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Center
Israel to present US envoy with intel on Hezbollah rearmament – report
— The Times of Israel
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‘Hezbollah disarms or Israel acts’: Netanyahu, Ortagus meet as Israel-Lebanon tensions flare
— The Jerusalem Post
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Bias summary: Left-leaning Haaretz emphasizes the U.S. official urging Israel toward restraint against Hezbollah. Center outlet Times of Israel focuses on Israel sharing intel with the envoy on Hezbollah rearmament. Right-leaning Jerusalem Post highlights Netanyahu’s ultimatum that Hezbollah disarm or Israel acts, amid flaring tensions, stressing Israeli resolve.

3Israeli operations in Lebanon against Hezbollah: November 24–30, 2025

Story gist: Israeli forces conducted strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon, including Beirut and southern areas, from November 24-30, 2025, one year after a ceasefire.
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Beirut attacks leave Lebanon worried and waiting for another Israeli war
— Al Jazeera
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Center
Year after ceasefire, peace eludes south Lebanon as Israeli strikes continue
— BBC
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Lebanon’s failure to disarm Hezbollah could reignite war with Israel
— The Telegraph
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Bias summary: Left-leaning Al Jazeera frames strikes as causing Lebanese worry and fear of another Israeli war, emphasizing victimhood. Center BBC neutrally notes continuing Israeli strikes preventing peace in south Lebanon post-ceasefire. Right-leaning Telegraph blames Lebanon’s failure to disarm Hezbollah for potential war reignition, justifying Israeli actions through omission of aggression concerns.

4‘They’re allowed to do what they want’: Palestinians describe surge in settler attacks

Story gist: Palestinians in the West Bank report a surge in attacks by Israeli settlers. Settler outposts expand among West Bank villages.
Left
Only Trump Can Stop Jewish Settlers Terrorizing Palestinians. This Is How
— Haaretz
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Center
Settler outposts spread among West Bank villages and fuel fear of more attacks
— AP News
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Right
EU states press Israel to respect int’l law amid West Bank violations | Daily Sabah
— Daily Sabah
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Bias summary: Left-leaning Haaretz portrays Jewish settlers as ‘terrorizing’ Palestinians and proposes Trump as the solution, using alarmist tone. Center AP factually describes settler outposts spreading and fueling fears of attacks, without blame. Right-leaning Daily Sabah focuses on EU demands for Israel to respect international law amid violations, emphasizing external pressure over Palestinian accounts.