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By Aoife Hilton

We're going to wrap up our live coverage of the Middle East war here.

But we will continue to update you on the night's events here.

Here are some of today's key events to get you up to speed:

• President Joe Biden said the US would not support an Israeli attack on Iranian nuclear infrastructure
• Strikes continued in Beirut
• 500 more seats were secured for Australians looking to depart Lebanon
• Police reached a last-minute compromise to allow Sydney pro-Palestinian events to go ahead
• Hezbollah said it clashed with Israeli forces in southern Lebanon and sent rockets towards Tiberias
• Two teenagers were charged over blasts near Israel's Copenhagen embassy

Thank you for joining us.

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European Commission announces extra €30 million in humanitarian aid for Lebanon

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By Aoife Hilton

The European Commission has announced an extra €30 million ($AU48.37 million) in humanitarian aid for Lebanon following an escalation in air strikes and a ground invasion from Israel.

"Today, we are stepping up our humanitarian aid to the people of Lebanon," European Commission president Ursula von der Leyen said on X.

This comes in addition to the €10 million ($AU16.2 million) already announced over the weekend, and brings the total EU humanitarian assistance to the country to over €104 million ($167.68 million) this year.

with Reuters

Nearly 2,000 killed in Israeli attacks on Lebanon, health minister says

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By Aoife Hilton

A total of 1,974 people have been killed in Israeli attacks on Lebanon over the past year, the country's health minister Firass Abiad says.

He says those killed include 127 children, and 9,384 others have been injured.

Reuters

G7 condemnation of Iran attack on Israel 'biased', foreign ministry says

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By Aoife Hilton

Iran responded to the G7 condemnation of its attack on Israel by saying it is "biased and irresponsible", Foreign Ministry spokesperson Esmaeil Baghaei has said in a statement.

"The [Foreign Ministry] spokesperson pointed to the definite responsibility of G7 countries, especially the United States, in increasing insecurity and instability in West Asia due to their armament, financial and political support to the aggressing party [Israel]," the statement issued by the ministry said.

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Teens charged over blasts near Israel's Copenhagen embassy remanded in custody

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By Aoife Hilton

The two Swedish teenagers charged over blasts seen near Israel's embassy in Copenhagen have been remanded in custody through to October 30, police say.

The teenagers — aged 16 and 19 — pleaded not guilty during preliminary questioning but were charged today with possessing five hand grenades and detonating two of them on a rooftop near Israel's embassy in Copenhagen.

The prosecutor gave details of the charges but the court banned publication of their names.

Reuters

Two Belgian journalists injured in Lebanon, broadcaster says

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By Aoife Hilton

Two Belgian journalists have been injured in Lebanon while reporting on overnight air raids in Beirut.

VTM correspondent Robin Ramaekers suffered facial injuries and cameraman Stijn De Smet was being treated for a leg wound, according to a statement by the broadcaster's parent company DPG Media.

"Last night there was a bombing in central Beirut. When Robin and Stijn wanted to run a report on that, they got injured," it said, adding the pair were being treated in hospital.

"Both are now in safety and are being cared for."

The circumstances of the incident were not yet clear, the company said. Belgium's foreign ministry said it was closely monitoring the situation.

Teens charged over blasts near Israeli embassy in Copenhagen

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By Aoife Hilton

The two Swedish teenagers in court today over blasts seen yesterday near Israel's Copenhagen embassy have now been charged.

The pair were charged with possessing five hand grenades and detonating two of them on a rooftop near the embassy, a prosecutor told the court.

The court banned publication of their names.

Police said they were investigating whether the embassy was the target of the explosions.

Reuters

Lebanese army soldier killed during Red Cross rescue mission: statement

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By Aoife Hilton

The Lebanese army has said one soldier was killed and another injured in an Israeli strike while carrying out an evacuation and rescue mission with the Lebanese Red Cross in the southern town of Taybeh.

"A soldier was killed and another was wounded as a result of an aggression by the Israeli enemy during an evacuation and rescue operation with the Lebanese Red Cross in Taybeh village," the army said.

The Lebanese Red Cross said four of its volunteers were wounded.

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Strikes continue across Lebanon: photos

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By Aoife Hilton

It is now 2:20pm in Lebanon. These are a few of the photos which have come through over the course of the day.