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Amid growing global condemnation from the UK, Germany, and Arab states over its widening ground offensive, Israel expanded its operations in southern Lebanon by capturing Beaufort Castle and crossing the Litani River. Concurrently, Tel Aviv announced plans to incrementally increase its military control over Gaza to 70 per cent.

International concern mounts as Germany and the UK warn against Israel's expanding ground offensive in southern Lebanon. Qatar condemned the incursions as a breach of international law, while Prime Minister Netanyahu confirmed the capture of Beaufort Castle and ordered the military to deepen operations across Lebanon and Gaza.

Senator Lindsey Graham issued a stern warning against any Middle East diplomatic deal that would impede Israel's military actions against Hamas and Hezbollah. He emphasized that Israel must be allowed to neutralize threats from Hezbollah, stating that any ceasefire would enable rearmament. Graham also expressed confidence that President Trump would not accept a detrimental deal with Iran.

A Manchester cafe owner says two police officers tried to recruit him as an informant against Palestine Action by offering him financial help and a promise to overlook minor offences. The account raises serious questions about the methods being used by British police in their response to the banned direct action group.Shams Sadiq, 51, who owns two cafes in Manchester, told The Guardian that officers made the approach when he visited Ashton-under-Lyne police station on May 15 to collect electronic devices seized during his arrest the previous year.