AI-generated summary
Israel launched an attack on Lebanon in October 2023, which escalated into full-scale war in September 2024. More than 4 thousand people lost their lives and approximately 17 thousand people were injured in the war. The Israeli army launched intense air strikes on Lebanon on March 2 and occupied many towns in the south. The Lebanese government announced that the number of displaced people exceeded 1 million.
In the report of Lebanon's official news agency NNA, it was stated that Israeli warplanes targeted the Arayish region between the towns of Khiyam, Sarbin, Mansuri, Nabatiye al-Fevka and the towns of Hadase and Haris in the south of the country.
In the news, it was noted that the Israeli army carried out 2 air strikes against the town of Kantara towards Wadi al-Saluki.
In the statement made by the Emergency Operation Center of the Ministry of Health of Lebanon, it was reported that 2 people were injured in the attack on the Merc Haruf-Zebdin road in the Nabatiye district of Israel.
Israel's attacks in Lebanon and the ceasefire process
Israel launched an attack on Lebanon in October 2023, and this attack turned into a large-scale war in September 2024. More than 4 thousand people lost their lives in the war and approximately 17 thousand people were injured.
The Israeli army launched intense air attacks on Lebanon on March 2 and occupied many towns in the south of the country.
The Lebanese government announced that the number of people displaced in the country during this period exceeded 1 million.
The ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel, which came into force on April 17, was later extended several times. However, despite the ceasefire, the Israeli army continues its attacks against the country for various reasons.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Israel's air strikes against Lebanon will continue in the short term.
Likely · Within days

The Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that it is deeply saddened by the loss of life that occurred as a result of the explosion in an ammunition depot in the Sermada district of Idlib, and expressed its condolences to the deceased, their relatives and the Syrian people.

Norwegian Prime Minister Jonas Gahr Store stated that Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelenskiy's plane narrowly avoided being hit by a UAV while taking off from Moldova to Norway yesterday. Zelenskiy left Norway after attending the funeral of Norwegian King Harald V in Oslo. Flights at Chisinau Airport were temporarily stopped due to two Russian UAVs entering Moldovan airspace.
In a joint statement issued by the foreign ministers of the United Kingdom, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom, together with the foreign ministers of the UAE, Indonesia, Qatar, Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, the Turkish Ministry of Foreign Affairs stated that it encouraged the ban on the import of goods from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories. In the statement, it was hoped that the international community would be encouraged to take similar steps in accordance with international law and that organizations engaging in illegal settlement activities and individuals involved in these activities would be held accountable. It was also stated that they welcomed the Joint Declaration on the Two-State Solution and considered that it was compatible with UN resolutions on international law.

TRNC Prime Minister Ünal Üstel announced that a new search and rescue ship with the ability to search in deep waters will depart from Istanbul to search for missing persons after the maritime accident off the coast of Kyrenia and will participate in the work at the weekend or at the beginning of the week. The work carried out at the meetings was evaluated and new steps were determined.

The Turkish Foreign Ministry, together with the foreign ministers of the UAE, Indonesia, Qatar, Egypt, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and Jordan, issued a joint statement supporting the UK's decision to ban the import of goods from illegal Israeli settlements in the occupied Palestinian territories. In the statement, it was hoped that similar steps would be encouraged in accordance with international law and that organizations and individuals involved in illegal settlement activities would be held accountable. It was also stated that they welcomed the Joint Declaration on the Two-State Solution published by the foreign ministers of Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Iceland, Ireland, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Spain, Sweden and the United Kingdom, and that the intention of these countries to impose restrictions on trade in goods with settlements was confirmed. Ministers encouraged the international community to take concrete measures to put an end to activities supporting illegal Israeli settlements in occupied Palestinian territory. In the statement, it was stated that these intentions are compatible with international law and relevant UN resolutions, especially taking into account the UN Security Council resolution 2334 and the Advisory Opinion of the International Court of Justice dated 19 July 2024. Ministers emphasized that Gaza is an integral part of the occupied Palestinian territory and called for the full and immediate implementation of US President Trump's Comprehensive Plan to End the Gaza Conflict. They also emphasized once again that the only feasible way to achieve a just, lasting and comprehensive peace is the implementation of the two-state solution by establishing an independent, sovereign, territorial integrity and livable State of Palestine based on the borders of June 4, 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital, in line with international law and relevant UN resolutions.
The Iraqi Ministry of Petroleum announced that a missile attack of unknown origin was aimed at a Panama-flagged fuel ship in Iraqi territorial waters. It was stated that the tanker's hull was slightly damaged in the attack, but the crew was not harmed.