One killed as Israel hits south Lebanon, issues forced displacement orders
Summary
Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon killed one person and destroyed homes, despite a ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon. Israel also ordered residents of 20 towns in southern Lebanon to leave their homes, while talks continue between the US and Iran to end the Middle East conflict.Key Facts
- Israeli air raids killed one person in Maarakeh, southern Lebanon.
- The attacks continued even after a ceasefire deal between Israel and Lebanon earlier this month.
- Israel carried out air raids beyond the "Yellow Line," the area it controls in southern Lebanon.
- Lebanese officials reported that Israeli strikes destroyed homes and government buildings in Bint Jbeil.
- Israel ordered people in 20 towns and villages in southern Lebanon to leave and move north of the Zahrani River.
- Pakistan’s Prime Minister said the US and Iran agreed on wording for a deal to end their war in the Middle East.
- The agreement between the US and Iran reportedly includes ending conflict on all fronts, including Lebanon.
- Israel is not part of the US-Iran talks and has said it will not withdraw its forces from Lebanon.
- An air raid alert was issued in Metula, northern Israel, after a hostile aircraft was detected from Lebanon.
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