Israel and Hezbollah renewed a fragile ceasefire in Lebanon following 24 hours of intense violence. The clashes, which killed at least 47 people, challenged a new US-Iran agreement aimed at ending regional conflict and securing oil traffic.
Lebanon's health ministry reported at least 68 deaths and 128 injuries from Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon over the past day. The total death toll since March 2 has reached 3,980, with 12,001 injured, despite a ceasefire.
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire brokered by Qatar, the US, and Iran, following intense fighting in southern Lebanon. The truce aims to end a conflict that began with US-Israeli strikes on February 28, with negotiations between the US and Iran for a broader peace deal having been previously cancelled.
Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a ceasefire brokered by Qatar, the US, and Iran, following intense fighting in southern Lebanon. The truce aims to end the war that began on February 28 with US-Israeli strikes, though negotiations between the US and Iran were cancelled amid the clashes.
Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu declared Israel will respond forcefully to any Hezbollah attacks on its soldiers in Lebanon and will not withdraw from southern Lebanon. The statement follows overnight strikes on Lebanon, which Israel says were in response to an attack that killed four soldiers.
The IDF announced strikes on 80 Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon and the Bekaa Valley, citing repeated ceasefire violations by the group. The strikes reportedly killed dozens of Hezbollah terrorists and destroyed command centers and infrastructure.
At least 18 people were killed and 33 injured in intense Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon overnight. This follows a US-Iran deal aimed at ending Middle East conflict, including a Lebanon ceasefire, but Israel insists its conflict with Hezbollah is separate and has no plans to withdraw forces.
At least 23 people were killed in Israeli airstrikes targeting Hezbollah strongholds in Lebanon's Nabatieh Governorate on Friday. The report indicated that several localities were bombed, with casualties including women and children. An attack on a building in Ad-Doueir resulted in seven deaths, and the casualty count may increase as relief efforts continue.
Lebanon reported 18 killed and 33 wounded in Israeli air strikes in the south. Israel's military announced the deaths of four soldiers, including a Lieutenant Colonel, marking the first fatalities since a US-Iran deal to halt regional conflict.
In Nabatieh, Lebanon, the Ashura procession mourned recent war dead amidst rubble, with renewed fighting even after a ceasefire. The ceremony, usually drawing thousands, saw only a few hundred, reflecting the devastation from the Hezbollah-Israel war.
In Nabatieh, southern Lebanon, the Ashura commemoration took on a somber tone amidst rubble and ongoing conflict. Despite a ceasefire, shelling continued, impacting the reduced number of attendees mourning recent war dead and the historical tragedy of Karbala.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have launched strikes against Hezbollah targets and infrastructure in southern Lebanon in response to repeated ceasefire violations by the Shiite organization. At least 16 people, including civilians, were reported killed in the Israeli airstrikes.
Planned technical ceasefire talks between the US and Iran in Switzerland were postponed Friday, raising fears the deal could unravel. Iran reportedly delayed its delegation due to Israel's ongoing military campaign in Lebanon.
Planned US-Iran ceasefire talks in Switzerland were postponed due to Israel's ongoing military campaign in Lebanon. Iran reportedly delayed sending its delegation, citing Israeli strikes that killed at least 16 people in southern Lebanon. The talks were to focus on technical terms of a digitally signed memorandum of understanding.
Planned technical talks between the US and Iran in Switzerland on a ceasefire deal have been postponed. Reports suggest Iran delayed sending its delegation due to Israel's ongoing military campaign in Lebanon, raising fears the deal could unravel.
Israeli airstrikes and shelling in southern Lebanon on Friday resulted in at least 15 fatalities, with Israel stating the attacks targeted Hezbollah sites in response to ceasefire violations. This escalation follows Israel's announcement of an expanded military control zone and ongoing negotiations with the U.S. regarding troop deployment.
Israeli PM Netanyahu stated Israel's military will remain in a security zone in southern Lebanon, occupying up to 10km from the border. This comes after a US-Iran deal to end the Middle East war, though Israel and Hezbollah are not parties to it. Hezbollah remains committed to resisting Israel.
Israeli PM Netanyahu stated on Thursday that Israeli troops will not withdraw from southern Lebanon in the foreseeable future, citing security needs and the "security zone" as a barrier against Hezbollah. Lebanon considers the area occupied territory.
Israeli PM Netanyahu stated Israel's military will remain in a security zone in southern Lebanon, occupying up to 10km from the border. This comes after a US-Iran deal to end Middle East wars, though Israel and Hezbollah are not parties to it. Hezbollah remains committed to resisting Israel.
Israeli airstrikes in Nabatieh and southern Lebanon killed 28 people in the past day, bringing the total death toll since March 2 to 3,912. The Lebanese Health Ministry reported the use of phosphorus munitions and ongoing fires, with civilian casualties still being verified.
Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon killed at least three people on Thursday, according to Lebanese state media. This follows a US-Iran interim agreement aimed at ending conflicts, including in Lebanon. Israel's military released a map showing forces within Lebanese territory, potentially violating maritime agreements.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) will continue to operate in southern Lebanon's security zone to protect northern Israel and neutralize threats. Further steps are under discussion in direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon, with representatives meeting next week.
An Israeli soldier was killed and seven wounded in southern Lebanon. This comes as a US-Iran deal to end the war faces challenges, with Iran warning Israel's continued presence in Lebanon would "nullify" the agreement. An Israeli drone strike also killed one person in Lebanon.
Israel's ambassador to the US stated Israel will not withdraw from southern Lebanon, casting doubt on a US-Iran agreement for regional de-escalation. Former Lebanese Ambassador Tracy Chamoun believes Israel aims to acquire territory and resources, violating Lebanese sovereignty and complicating ceasefire efforts.
