Israel appears to have begun a limited ground incursion in Lebanon, U.S. officials say


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Israel appears to have begun a limited ground incursion into Lebanon, according to two U.S. officials, with the aim of pushing Hezbollah forces farther away from the border with Israel. The move follows the killing of Hezbollah’s leader and much of its top command. NBC News’ Richard Engel reports



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