Why Israel’s attacks on Lebanon could cripple US-Iran ceasefire
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Israel's attacks on Lebanon have killed over 250 people, despite a recently announced US-Iran ceasefire. The violence has raised fears that the ceasefire could unravel due to disagreements over its scope and inclusion of Lebanon.
Israel carried out air attacks on Lebanon, killing over 250 people. The attacks came hours after a US-Iran ceasefire was announced. The ceasefire's scope is disputed, with the US and Israel excluding Lebanon. Pakistan, which brokered the deal, says the ceasefire includes Lebanon. The violence has raised fears of unraveling the ceasefire. Talks for a permanent settlement are due to start in Islamabad. Israel claims it targeted Hezbollah military infrastructure, but Lebanese officials say entire neighborhoods were devastated.
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