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US and Germany call on citizens to leave Lebanon amid fears of war

Rocket strike in occupied Golan Heights sparks fears that hostilities could escalate

The US and Germany have urged their citizens to leave Lebanon as Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed “severe” retaliation for a rocket attack blamed on Hizbollah that killed 12 people on Saturday.

The strike on a football pitch where youngsters were playing was the deadliest event for civilians in Israeli-controlled territory in the exchanges fire between Israel and Hizbollah since they began nine months ago, and has sparked fears that the hostilities could spill over into a full-blown war.

“The State of Israel will not, and cannot, ignore this,” Netanyahu said during a visit on Monday to Majdal Shams, a Druze town in the occupied Golan Heights. “Our response will come, and it will be severe.”

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