State Dept Affirms Israel's Right to Target Hezbollah in Lebanon, Urges Civilian Protection
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Israel has a right to target Iran-backed militant group Hezbollah even as it may be hiding in civilian buildings in Lebanon, but should do so in a way that protects civilians, State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said on Wednesday.
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