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Lebanese Army: Occupation's violations have turned into a daily aggression against Lebanese sovereignty, as it flouts ceasefire mechanism and efforts by implementation committee.

Lebanese Army: [Israeli] enemy has recently escalated its aggressions on Lebanon, targeting civilians, residential buildings, and facilities in different areas.

Berri: It is our fate every Eid al-Adha to offer sacrifices in defense of Lebanon and its sovereignty, and the aggression will not prevent us from celebrating our holidays

Sheikh Qassem's speech on 25th anniversary of Resistance and Liberation Day

On the 25th anniversary of Resistance and Liberation Day, Hezbollah's Secretary-General Sheikh Qassem reflected on Lebanon’s transformation, the role of the Resistance, and the need to end the Israeli aggression.

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Sheikh Naim Qassem slams Israeli ceasefire violations, urges government action

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Highlights from Hezbollah's SG Sheikh Naim Qassem’s speech

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Sheikh Naim Qassem: 'Anyone who thinks we [Hezbollah] are weak is delusional'

Araghchi on Iran-US talks: Constructive start

Yemeni Forces target US E-2 aircraft of USS Harry S. Truman

Highlights from Sheikh Naim Qassem's speech

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Geoffrey Hinton warns about AI

Geoffrey Hinton, the "Godfather of Artificial Intelligence", warns the public about the threats this technology poses to humanity on several different levels as he played a major role in the development process. Other technology giants have also warned about the dangers of AI. For instance, Elon Musk requested companies to put the development process on halt for a period of six months so that they can examine the technology's dangers and work around them.