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Hassan Nasrallah emphasised Hezbollah's war readiness and said an Iranian response to Israel's attack on its consulate in Damascus was "inevitable."

"We could not watch the catastrophe occurring in Gaza and stand by without doing anything," said Al-Aswad, Molham's emergency response coordinator.

More than 500 migrants arrived in Cyprus over the weekend, raising the population of the country's primary refugee camp to an annual high.

Jordanian rights activists published a letter on Tuesday calling on the government to respect the right to freedom amid arrests of pro-Palestine protesters.

Jordan announced that it had arrested several protesters on Sunday as demonstrations calling for the cancellation of the Jordan-Israel peace treaty grew.

Israel's military leadership said that it would be stepping up strikes against Hezbollah in Lebanon, Syria and anywhere else it might be operating.

Over 91,000 people have been displaced by fighting in south Lebanon. Six months later, they had little optimism of returning home any time soon.

Thousands of demonstrators protested in front of the Israeli embassy in Jordan against Israel's assault on hospitals in Gaza.

Syria's Hayat Tahrir al-Sham announced reforms to its security directorate among escalating protests against its rule.

Lebanon's PM promised $20,000 in compensation to the families of those killed by Israeli strikes and $40,000 for those whose homes were destroyed.