Israel, Lebanon, and the US signed a trilateral framework to end conflict. PM Netanyahu stated Israel will stay in southern Lebanon until Hezbollah is disarmed, while Lebanon's LAF gradually assumes control. The US pledged reconstruction support.
Israeli PM Netanyahu hailed a framework agreement on Lebanon as a "blow to Iran," stating Israel will maintain troops in southern Lebanon's security zone due to ongoing threats from Hezbollah. The deal, brokered by the US, aims to pave the way for peace.
Israeli Air Force jets struck Beit Yahun and Nabatieh al-Fawka in southern Lebanon after a Hezbollah supporter attacked Israeli forces, wounding four soldiers. The strikes follow a declared ceasefire on June 19, which Lebanon's Health Ministry claims Israel has violated, resulting in seven deaths since June 23.
Delegations from Lebanon and Israel will extend US-mediated security talks in Washington to continue discussions on a memorandum of intent, with Israel potentially withdrawing troops from southern Lebanon as a goodwill gesture.
Lebanese and Israeli delegations are discussing a US-drafted security memorandum in Washington, potentially leading to Israel's withdrawal from southern Lebanon and the establishment of a Lebanese army pilot zone, contingent on Hezbollah's withdrawal from south of the Litani River.
Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon killed three people and wounded one, and burned houses, despite ongoing ceasefire talks in Washington, DC. Senior Israeli and Lebanese officials are discussing a US-backed proposal for territory handover, but Israel insists on Hezbollah's disarmament before withdrawal.
Israel will not withdraw forces from southern Lebanon until Hezbollah is disarmed, as US-mediated talks continue in Washington
Senior Israeli and Lebanese officials refuted a US official's claim of an Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon, despite ongoing US-backed discussions for Lebanon's military to control parts of the territory. On-the-ground reports indicate Israeli forces are maintaining their buffer zone.
Israeli troops opened fire on four Hezbollah members in southern Lebanon's Ali al-Taher Ridge area, stating they posed an immediate threat after crossing into the security zone on a bulldozer and motorcycle. This follows another IDF strike on a Hezbollah unit earlier.
Two men were killed by Israeli soldiers in southern Lebanon, marking the first fatal incident since a ceasefire took hold. The Lebanese health ministry identified the victims, who were working near a bulldozer. Hezbollah condemned the act as a violation of the ceasefire, while the Israeli military stated soldiers fired at "Hezbollah terrorists" who posed a threat and ignored warning shots.
Israeli forces kill 2, wound 2 in southern Lebanon, violating a fragile US-brokered ceasefire, prompting Hezbollah to denounce the 'treacherous attack' and threatening retaliation.
President Trump expressed confidence in managing US-Iran deal tensions, including Israeli PM Netanyahu's stance. Trump stated he is a problem solver and will resolve issues with Netanyahu, who indicated Israel would continue operations in Lebanon to protect its people.
President Trump expressed confidence in managing US-Iran deal tensions, including Israeli PM Netanyahu's stance. Trump stated he is a problem solver and will resolve issues with Netanyahu, who indicated Israel would continue operations in Lebanon to protect its people.
A UNDP report states Israeli airstrikes have damaged Lebanon's housing stock by $1.38 billion. 11,095 buildings destroyed, 2,242 partially damaged, and 5,219 with minor damage. Over 963,000 displaced.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu announced the IDF has "total freedom of action" in Lebanon to counter threats, emphasizing no withdrawal from the southern security zone.
Israel is reportedly considering a "symbolic" troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon ahead of upcoming talks in the United States. The potential pullback would involve forces from minor areas behind the "Yellow Line."
Mona Khalil, a 76-year-old Lebanese conservationist who founded a movement to protect endangered sea turtles and Lebanon's Mediterranean coast, died after an Israeli airstrike hit her home. She was known for her dedication to marine conservation and inspiring volunteers.
Mona Khalil, a 76-year-old Lebanese conservationist known for her work protecting sea turtles and the Mediterranean coast, died after an Israeli airstrike hit her home in southern Lebanon.
A product tanker reported an attempted seizure by five armed individuals near Yemen. The vessel evaded the skiff by maneuvering and altering course.
Donald Trump threatened to attack Iran again if Hezbollah continues 'causing trouble', as direct talks with Iran on a Lebanon ceasefire and the Strait of Hormuz blockade took place in Switzerland. Iran protested Trump's 'bullying' threats.
Israel has ordered its troops operating in Lebanon against Hezbollah to cease fire following coordination with the United States, according to Israeli television Channel 12. The army will maintain its positions along the Yellow Line in southern Lebanon.
Intensive Israeli air strikes on Hezbollah strongholds in southern Lebanon resulted in 77 deaths and 120 injuries in a single day, according to Lebanon's Health Ministry. The ministry also reported that the total casualties since March 2 have reached 4,057 killed and 12,121 wounded. Rescue teams are working in Nabatiya following Israeli bombings, with potential for increased casualties. An Israeli drone attack also killed one Lebanese soldier.
Iran's military announced the reclosure of the Strait of Hormuz due to Israeli strikes in Lebanon and alleged US bad faith. However, traffic monitoring suggests the strait remains open. The move follows intensified fighting between Hezbollah and the IDF.
Iran's military announced the reclosure of the Strait of Hormuz on Saturday, citing Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon and alleged US bad faith regarding a ceasefire agreement. This move impacts global energy markets and jeopardizes ongoing negotiations.
