Summary
Lebanon has complained to the United Nations about Israel's ongoing attacks despite a ceasefire agreement made in November 2024. Lebanon claims these actions violate a UN resolution and has asked the UN Security Council to stop Israel's military actions and ensure it retreats from Lebanon. The complaint highlights over 2,000 reported incidents of violations in late 2025.
Key Facts
- Lebanon filed a complaint with the UN about Israeli attacks after a 2024 ceasefire.
- Lebanon says these attacks violate UN Security Council Resolution 1701, which ended the 2006 war between Israel and Hezbollah.
- Lebanon reported 2,036 Israeli violations during October, November, and December 2025.
- The complaint urges Israel to withdraw to internationally recognized borders and release Lebanese prisoners.
- Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon have killed hundreds, including at least 127 civilians as per a UN report from last year.
- Israel continues to occupy five areas in Lebanese territory and blocks the rebuilding of certain border villages.
- The Lebanese government is working to disarm Hezbollah, beginning with areas south of the Litani River.
- Despite these efforts, Israeli attacks have persisted in both southern and northern regions of Lebanon.
