
AI-generated summary
Israel launched intense air strikes on Lebanon on March 2 and occupied dozens of towns in the south of the country. The Lebanese government announced that the number of people displaced by the attacks exceeded 1 million. The ceasefire, which came into force on April 17, was later extended several times, and a framework agreement was signed between Lebanon and Israel on June 26.
In the news in Lebanon's official news agency NNA, it was stated that the genocidal Israeli army destroyed the "private school" building in Houla with the explosives it planted.
The news emphasized that Israel targeted the area around the town of Barachit in Nabatiyeh with artillery fire, and it was noted that Israeli warplanes bombed some towns in Kefrtebnin and Sur city.
The news pointed out that the Israeli army continued its attacks and violations in the south of Lebanon despite the ceasefire.
ISRAEL'S ATTACKS ON LEBANON AND THE ceasefire process
The Israeli army launched intense air strikes on Lebanon on March 2 and occupied dozens of towns in the south of the country.
The Lebanese government announced that the number of people displaced in the country due to the attacks exceeded 1 million.
The ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel, which came into force on April 17, was later extended several times.
Following the 5th round of direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon in Washington, a framework agreement was signed between Lebanon and Israel on June 26.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
It is possible that the ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel will continue.
Likely · Within weeks
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