Israel kills nine people in southern Lebanon despite ‘ceasefire’
Summary
Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon have killed at least nine people despite a recent ceasefire extension agreed through U.S. mediation. The violence has caused deaths and injuries in several towns, with continued shelling and airstrikes reported, alongside threats of forced displacement.Key Facts
- At least nine people were killed in southern Lebanon during Israeli attacks despite a three-week ceasefire extension.
- Attacks destroyed residential buildings in the towns of Jebchit, Toul, and Harouf.
- Israeli artillery shelling has hit multiple towns in southern Lebanon, including Zawtar al-Sharqiyah and Yohmor al-Shaqif.
- More than 20 people, including Lebanese army soldiers and paramedics, were killed in Israeli air attacks in the past 24 hours.
- Over 70 people, including children, were injured in recent attacks.
- Israel has threatened forced displacement for 15 towns and villages in southern Lebanon.
- Lebanese President Joseph Aoun condemned Israeli violations of the ceasefire and called for respect of international laws protecting civilians and aid workers.
- Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri requested the formation of an international committee to investigate alleged crimes by Israel in Lebanon.
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