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Israel has launched a ground operation southern Lebanon targeting Hezbollah. Israeli officials said there would be “no long-term occupation” of Lebanon but declined to provide a timeline. Here’s what you need to know:• Mass casualties: At least 95 people were killed in Israeli strikes yesterday, adding to a death toll of more than 1,000 since last Monday. • UN opposes ground incursion: “We all know the devastation that an all-out war, a ground war in Lebanon would bring to the people of Israel and the people of Lebanon,” the UN chief’s spokesperson said Monday. • Strikes on Damascus: An Israeli strike has killed a well-know television anchor and two others, state news agency SANA reported.

Persons: •, Joe Biden, SANA Organizations: Lebanese, CNN, UN, UN chief’s, Pentagon, •, Hamas Locations: Israel, Lebanon, • Israel, Damascus, Syria, Germany, •, Gaza, Yemen

In support of Hamas and Palestinians, Hezbollah and the Houthis have launched regular attacks on Israel over the past year. The Shiite group emerged out of Israel’s invasion of Lebanon in 1982. In 2006, Hezbollah and Israel fought a war for 34 days, which ended with no clear victor. The Houthis: The Shiite group, bolstered by Iranian weapons and technology, has been fighting Saudi-backed forces for more than a decade in Yemen’s civil war. Hamas: The group emerged in 1987 as an offshoot of the Muslim Brotherhood, a Sunni Islamist group from Egypt.

Persons: ”, Israel Organizations: US Locations: Israel, Iran, Lebanon, Yemen, Iran’s, Iraq, Syria, Gaza, Saudi, Red, Egypt

Here’s what you need to know:• Israeli strikes killed over 100 people and wounded over 350 others in Lebanon on Sunday. The Israeli military said it was striking Hezbollah, including in attacks by fighter jets on about 45 targets near a village in southern Lebanon. The Houthis, like Hamas and Hezbollah, are among the Iran-backed militant groups battling Israel since the war in Gaza began. Hundreds of thousands of people have been forced onto the streets as Israeli strikes destroy homes and infrastructure. • US President Joe Biden said he is “working like hell” with allies to prevent an all-out war in the Middle East.

Persons: stoking, :, •, Nabil Qaouk, Hassan Nasrallah, Israel, Joe Biden, Benjamin Netanyahu Organizations: Sunday, Relief Locations: Beirut, East, Israel, Lebanon, Yemen, Iran, Gaza

“There were already existing groups within our country and particularly on certain campuses like Columbia who had talking points,” Clinton said. “In trying to talk to students, not just at Columbia but elsewhere, I would be met with slogans. Some context: Columbia became the epicenter of pro-Palestinian student protests during the last school year, with demonstrations roiling universities across the country. The majority of demonstrators were calling for divestment from companies that support Israel and the war in Gaza and calling attention to the worsening humanitarian crisis in the enclave. Some Jewish and Muslim students said they were intimidated, harassed or physically assaulted by different sides.

Persons: Hillary Clinton, CNN’s Fareed Zakaria, CNN Hillary Clinton, Columbia University’s, ” Clinton, “, Clinton, ” “, “ I’m Organizations: CNN, Columbia, Columbia – Locations: Columbia, Gaza, Israel

Galveston Mayor Craig Brown speaks at a press conference on July 7. KPRCGalveston Mayor Craig Brown says the city is prepared for Tropical Storm Beryl as it makes its way to the Texas coastline. They could see six to seven feet of storm surge if the storm moves a little more north. “That would cause a lot of flooding on the west end and in downtown Galveston,” Brown said. Businesses use sand bags to protect windows and entrances from Beryl in Galveston, Texas, on July 7.

Persons: Craig Brown, Storm Beryl, ” Brown, “, ”, Raquel Natalicchio, Brown, we’ve Organizations: Galveston, Houston Chronicle, Coast Guard Locations: Texas, Galveston, Beryl, Galveston , Texas, ”, Port, Houston

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