Israel Violates Lebanon Ceasefire, Killing Five and Injuring 24
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Beirut (Terror Monitor) — Israeli forces have continued to violate the ceasefire in Lebanon, with five people killed and 24 others injured in Israeli attacks that have been ongoing since yesterday in southern and eastern parts of the country.
According to Arab media reports from Beirut, the Israeli attacks targeted areas in the Bekaa Valley, Nabatieh and Tyre.
Arab media reported that the Israeli military claimed the strikes were carried out in response to a drone attack by Hezbollah targeting Israeli soldiers.
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