Crisis in the Middle East with UPDATE

UPDATE:

'We Have an Interest in Peace'  

AP Israeli soldiers return from southern Lebanon to northern Israel.

Israel puts military campaign in Lebanon on hold for 2-3 days Israeli PM to give diplomatic efforts another chance to reach cease-fire Related Stories • Nasrallah Vows 'Graveyard for Israel' • White House Defends Mideast Policy • Lebanon PM Skeptical of U.N. Action Video  • Report: Iranian Fighters Found   • Israel Launches Massive Assault   • Bloodiest Day Yet for Israel   • Shep Reports From the Border   • Pat Robertson Heads to Mideast

'We Cannot Wait Forever'

 

AP An Israeli soldier directs a tank along the Lebanese border.

Israel begins massive ground assault in southern Lebanon Israeli officials say new offensive is meant to run parallel to cease-fire talks at U.N. Related Stories • Nasrallah Vows 'Graveyard for Israel' • Kissinger: Disarming Hezbollah Key • White House Defends Mideast Policy • Lebanon PM Skeptical of U.N. Action Video  • Israel Expands Campaign   • Battle at the Border   • Warplanes Target Tyre

JERUSALEM — Israeli troops and armored vehicles began a massive push toward the Lebanon border late Wednesday, marking the start of a new ground offensive aimed at neutralizing Hezbollah's rocket-launching capabilities, FOX News has learned.

Israel also launched an airstrike on Lebanon's largest Palestinian refugee camp, killing at least two people. The camp is home to about 75,000 Palestinian refugees and their descendants who were displaced by the 1948 Arab-Israeli war.