Israel said it had struck Hezbollah's intelligence headquarters in the Lebanese capital Beirut on Sunday, while officials in Gaza said they were still trying to recover bodies from the rubble after an Israeli strike that killed dozens.

Peace talks were nowhere in sight and, despite Yahya Sinwar’s death, the violence seemed only to increase, as Israel struck northern Gaza and Hezbollah fired dozens of projectiles.

President Biden sees an "opportunity" for peace, but both Israel and Hamas vow to fight on. U.S. may be misreading the situation — again.

Israel carried out a series of strikes near the Lebanese capital on Saturday, killing two people fleeing a vehicle on a busy highway. Defense Secretary Lloyd J. Austin warned Israel to scale back attacks near Beirut.

Harris acknowledged challenges ahead but told reporters she would continue to push for an end to the conflict. "This creates an opening that I believe we must take full advantage of - to dedicate ourselves to ending this war and bringing the hostages home,