Lucrezia Ciotti The Ministry of Health in Lebanon reported that Israeli raids on six villages in the south overnight have left at least nine dead, marking a violation of the truce between Israel and Hezbollah. war in the Middle East it still seems open.
Ceasefire Violated in Lebanon: Six Villages Hit
According to the first reports of last night's Israeli raids in Lebanon, five people were killed and two wounded in the village of Haris, while in Tallousa there were another four victims and one wounded, as reported in a statement.
The IDF has launched a wave of attacks planes in Lebanon after Hezbollah fired on the Mount Dov area for the first time since the truce came into force.
The United States is pressuring Israel to avoid disproportionate responses and Lebanon to prevent an intensification of attacks by Hezbollah, which could jeopardize the ceasefire, Israeli sources reported to local media.
Truce Violated in Lebanon: The Words of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu
Benjamin Netanyahu said Hezbollah's attack constituted "a serious violation of the ceasefire" and vowed that Israel would "respond firmly."
Israeli air strikes on Lebanon resumed in the evening, with the army reporting that the air force hit terrorists, launchers and Hezbollah targets across the country.
Tel Aviv's Foreign Minister, Gideon Saar, In a telephone conversation with French Foreign Minister Jean-Noël Barrot, he reportedly stressed that Israel is not violating the ceasefire agreements, but rather is enforcing them in response to Hezbollah's violations.
