Israel strikes Lebanon after first rocket attack since ceasefire
- Israel struck Lebanon in response to rockets fired at it, resulting in two deaths, including a child, marking the heaviest exchange since the ceasefire with Hezbollah.
- Israel's army targeted Hezbollah's rocket launchers and a command center in south Lebanon during its strikes.
- Lebanon has requested the U.N. to pressure Israel to completely withdraw from the country, as further attacks raised concerns about the ceasefire's stability.
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6 killed, 28 injured in fresh Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon
Beirut: At least six people were killed and 28 others injured in fresh Israeli airstrikes targeting eastern and southern Lebanon, according to Lebanon’s health authorities. In southern Lebanon, the Israeli airstrikes targeted the city of Tyre, as well as several valleys and villages, killing six people and injuring 22, said Lebanon’s Public Health Emergency Operations Centre on Saturday evening, adding the attacks in eastern Lebanon injured six.…

Israel fires on Lebanon
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On Saturday, Israel attacked several targets in Lebanon. According to media reports, it is the biggest escalation since the ceasefire.
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