US EditionIsrael 'Systematically' Violating Lebanon Ceasefire Deal
- On Saturday, Israeli forces conducted three drone strikes in southern Lebanon, killing one person and injuring several others amid ongoing ceasefire violations.
- Tel Aviv claims its near-daily attacks in Lebanon aim to target Hezbollah and counter Iran-aligned threats despite the ceasefire.
- Lebanon’s Health Ministry reports one killed and two wounded in Bint Jbeil vehicle strike, and one wounded in a Chebaa house attack, amid ongoing Israeli strikes since November 28.
- Following recent Israeli strikes, nearly 250 people have been killed and 609 wounded since the November 28 ceasefire.
- A US envoy is due in Beirut next week to pressure Hezbollah to disarm, amid ongoing Israeli violations of the ceasefire that have caused civilian casualties since November 28.
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Israel 'systematically' violating Lebanon ceasefire deal
Lebanon said one person was killed and six wounded on Saturday in a series of Israeli strikes in the south despite a fragile ceasefire deal. Lebanese Deputy Prime Minister Tarek Mitri tells FRANCE 24 that Israel is "systematically" violating the ceasefire, with more than 3,500 violations since the deal was signed in November.
Israeli warplanes launched raids on areas in southern Lebanon, allegedly targeting "suspected Hezbollah members," resulting in "the martyrdom of one person and the wounding of six others."
Israeli strike on south Lebanon kills one, wounds six
Lebanon said one person was killed and six wounded on Saturday in a series of Israeli strikes in the country's south, the latest deadly raid despite a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. An "Israeli enemy drone strike on a vehicle" in Bint Jbeil "killed one person and wounded two others", Lebanon's health ministry said in a statement carried by the official National News Agency (NNA), noting the toll was provisional. Earlier Saturday, the mi…
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