With Jordan, Lebanon border violence Israel faces 4-front conflict

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Lebanese protesters, likely urged on by Hezbollah, tried to breach an area of a border fence in northern Israel on Friday near Metulla. In Lod, Israel continued a curfew after nights of violence that had the city looking like it was suffering a civil war.

In Gaza the IDF struck another Hamas anti-tank squad, one of a half dozen such units targeted in recent days. On the Jordan border, demonstrators supporting the Palestinians tried to break through to reach Israel and the West Bank. Israel is now facing a four-front conflict – its internal strife, Gaza, Lebanon and Jordan – and possibly more violence in Jerusalem and the West Bank.

It all began in April with the start of Ramadan and attacks on Jews were filmed on TikTok. Then, far-right rallies in Jerusalem and clashes and police closures of Damascus Gate led to further tensions. By early May, tensions grew. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had to hand back his mandate to form a government and President Reuven Rivlin handed the mandate to Yesh Atid's Yair Lapid on May 4.

Four days later, Israeli police battled with Palestinians in Al-Aqsa mosque. Bahrain, the UAE, Jordan and other states expressed concern about the Al-Aqsa clashes and Israeli police actions were condemned.

Iran, Hezbollah and Hamas coordinated messaging on Quds Day on Saturday, May 8, claiming Israel could be defeated in one large tactical operation. Shooting incidents in the West Bank had increased and one Israeli died of his wounds. Israel beefed up forces in the West Bank.

On Monday, May 10, clashes in Jerusalem took place amid Jerusalem Day, the anniversary of Israel's 1967 regaining of the capital from Jordan, and Hamas decided to launch rockets at Jerusalem in solidarity with Sheikh Jarrah and Al-Aqsa. This was the beginning of the Hamas rocket war which saw 2,000 rockets fired in 72 hours.

By Friday, a major conflict was developing on the border of Gaza. Israel carried out massive airstrikes. Jerusalem said that “throughout the night [of May 13-14], approximately 160 IDF aircraft from 12 squadrons struck over 150 underground targets in the northern Gaza Strip." READ MORE