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Israel launched airstrikes in southern Lebanon mere hours after the ceasefire was extended, targeting Hezbollah-linked facilities. No casualties were reported. The international community is calling for restraint to prevent the fragile truce from unraveling.
Israel launched attacks on Lebanon shortly after extending a ceasefire, sparking concerns over violations. Strikes targeted southern Lebanon and Beirut's suburbs amid high tensions with Hezbollah. International calls for restraint continue.
Israel and Lebanon have agreed to extend a ceasefire, but fighting continues in southern Lebanon and Gaza. Airstrikes and shelling target Hezbollah and Palestinian forces, raising fears of prolonged instability. Analysts view the extension as temporary.
The US confirmed a 45-day extension of the ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon to maintain border stability and facilitate long-term peace talks, with Washington acting as mediator. The original ceasefire was signed in October after clashes involving Hezbollah. The extension includes monitoring mechanisms to ensure compliance.
Israeli and Lebanese delegations held a second day of direct talks in Washington, even as new Israeli attacks in southern Lebanon killed seven people. Lebanon demands a complete halt to attacks and occupation, while Israel pushes for Hezbollah disarmament and normalization. The talks continue against a backdrop of ongoing violence and a fragile ceasefire due to expire Sunday.
Lebanon has called on Israel to respect the April ceasefire agreement in U.S.-mediated talks in Washington, aiming to de-escalate border tensions. Lebanon accuses Israel of violating the deal and urges international pressure for compliance. The talks focus on rebuilding trust and preventing future violations.
Despite a ceasefire agreement, Israel has launched new airstrikes and artillery bombardments on towns in southern Lebanon, violating the truce. The attacks raise concerns of a potential return to escalation.
A video analysis explores the deepening internal divisions in Lebanon caused by the ongoing conflict between Hezbollah and Israel. The report questions Lebanon's future under pressure from both Israel and domestic factions as civilians bear the cost.
Key negotiations between Israel and Lebanon are underway in Washington, D.C., as the current ceasefire agreement approaches its expiration date. International observers are closely monitoring the efforts to preserve the fragile peace. Analysts warn that failure to reach a new agreement could lead to renewed conflict.
