Israeli strikes hit two more south Lebanon villages amid ‘ceasefire’
Summary
Israeli military strikes hit two villages in southern Lebanon called Kfar Tebnit and Ain Qana. The strikes happened while there was supposed to be a ceasefire, and Israel stated they targeted "Hezbollah infrastructure."Key Facts
- Israeli strikes targeted Kfar Tebnit and Ain Qana in southern Lebanon.
- The attacks took place on a Monday.
- The strikes happened during a period that was supposed to be a ceasefire.
- Israel says the aim was to target "Hezbollah infrastructure."
- The strikes resulted in the destruction of buildings in these villages.
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