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Lebanon Condemns Israel’s ‘Systematic Destruction’ in South as Violation of International Law

  • On Wednesday, Lebanon's National News Agency reported Israeli troops detonated civilian infrastructure in southern villages, including a municipal building, school, and health clinic in Zawtar al-Shariqya.
  • A June framework deal between Lebanon and Israel aimed to disarm Hezbollah and withdraw forces to 'pilot zones,' yet Israel Katz vowed Wednesday to maintain troops in a 'security zone' to destroy underground infrastructure.
  • Salam stated these "attacks, incursions, demolitions and the systematic destruction of homes" violate international law, rejecting claims that villages are "military facilities" as an excuse for displacing inhabitants.
  • General Joseph Clearfield met with Lebanese army chief Rodolphe Haykal and President Joseph Aoun on Wednesday to discuss security arrangements and the "difficulties the army faces" due to ongoing Israeli destruction.
  • Israel and Lebanon are scheduled to hold an eighth round of US-sponsored negotiations in Rome next month as both nations navigate the framework agreement's implementation amid persistent violence.
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Israel claimed to be demolishing “all houses” in the area controlled by its army, 10 per cent of Lebanese territory.

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The Lebanese Prime Minister considered Israeli demolitions and raids in the country to be "a grave violation of the principles and norms of international law", accusing Israel of destroying houses.

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Lebanon's stats minister Nawaf Salam fordømmer de Israelske ødeleggelsene i Sør-Lebanon.

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France24 broke the news in Issy-les-Moulineaux, France on Wednesday, August 12, 2026.
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