Israel carries out blasts across south Lebanon despite ‘ceasefire’ deal
Summary
The Israeli army attacked areas in southern Lebanon despite a ceasefire agreement and ongoing peace talks. The attacks included blasts in villages and a strike on an ambulance, raising concerns about violations of international laws and continuing violence near the Israel-Lebanon border.Key Facts
- Israel carried out attacks in the southern Lebanese town of al-Mansouri and the village of Majdal Zoun.
- An explosion in Majdal Zoun was heard over 15 kilometers away in the city of Tyre.
- On Thursday, an Israeli strike hit an ambulance in Nabatieh al-Fawqa, injuring two medics.
- The Lebanese Health Ministry said the ambulance attack violated international and humanitarian laws.
- Israel controls nearly one-fifth of Lebanese territory and has killed over 4,000 people since fighting began on March 2.
- The United States brokered a ceasefire agreement, which includes Lebanese army control over some areas if Hezbollah disarms.
- Hezbollah, a Lebanese armed group, rejects the ceasefire deal and encourages armed resistance against Israel.
- Talks between Lebanese and Israeli officials continue, with the next meeting set for August 4 in Italy.
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