Continued Israeli aggression mars Israel-Lebanon 'ceasefire' agreement
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The Lebanese army reported Israeli 'acts of aggression' violating a 10-day ceasefire agreement that took effect on Friday. The ceasefire was welcomed by citizens, with celebrations in Beirut, but was quickly marred by Israeli shelling of southern Lebanese villages.
Lebanon's army reported Israeli 'acts of aggression' violating a 10-day ceasefire agreement effective Friday. Citizens were warned not to return to southern villages due to ceasefire violations. The Lebanese army stated that Israel committed violations, including intermittent shelling of several villages. Over a million people have been displaced in Lebanon due to Israel's intensifying aggression since early March. The Israeli military had no immediate comment, but a spokesperson said their forces remained deployed in response to Hezbollah militant activity. Hezbollah released a statement detailing its military operations against Israel until 10 minutes before the ceasefire took effect.
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