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I'm Tracie Mumford.
Today's Monday, August 26.
Here's what we're covering.
Israel and Hezbollah fired back and forth over the Israel Lebanon border this weekend in one of the biggest barrages in months.
It was an exchange that many in the region have been holding their breath for.
Israel and Hezbollah have been locked in a waiting game since last month when Israel killed one of the militant groups, top commanders in Beirut, and Hezbollah vowed to retaliate.
For now, the exchange has not risen to the level of major escalation that many had feared.
Lebanon reported three deaths.
Israel Wonde.
Both sides called their operations a success.
Israel says it struck preemptively to thwart a bigger attack, and Hezbollah says it followed through on its promise of retaliation.
The attacks underscore how tensions over the war in Gaza continue to consume the wider region.