At least 11 people have been killed following a series of Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon, less than 24 hours after a renewed ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah was announced. The attacks have cast doubt on the effectiveness of the truce and heightened fears of a return to wider hostilities in the region.
According to Lebanese authorities, the strikes targeted multiple locations in southern Lebanon, resulting in casualties and damage to property. Emergency responders were deployed to affected areas as rescue and recovery operations continued.
The Israeli military said its actions were in response to what it described as threats or violations originating from Lebanese territory. Hezbollah, however, accused Israel of breaching the ceasefire agreement and undermining efforts to restore calm along the border.
The renewed violence has raised concerns among international observers and regional leaders, who have been urging both sides to adhere to the ceasefire and avoid actions that could trigger further escalation. Diplomatic efforts are ongoing as mediators seek to preserve the fragile truce and prevent the conflict from spreading.
The latest developments come amid months of heightened tensions between Israel and Hezbollah, with repeated exchanges of fire along the Israel-Lebanon border fueling fears of a broader regional conflict. The situation remains volatile, with residents on both sides of the border facing continued uncertainty despite calls for restraint.
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