7700 Israeli violations of the ceasefire in Lebanon
The Lebanese army documented approximately 7,700 Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement since June 26, warning that continued attacks threaten stability in southern Lebanon. This coincided with new Israeli raids that resulted in one person killed and two injured, raising the number of martyrs since Friday to 29.
The Lebanese army documented approximately 7,700 Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement since it came into effect on June 26, warning that continued attacks threaten understandings aimed at stabilizing southern Lebanon. The Lebanese army said in a statement on Thursday that occupation forces have intensified targeting of residential areas and facilities in recent days, coinciding with their control of the Ali al-Taher heights near Nabatieh, noting that these violations hinder the implementation of ceasefire arrangements and the gradual withdrawal of occupation forces from areas they infiltrated. This coincided with renewed Israeli raids on towns and areas in southern Lebanon, resulting in one person killed and two injured, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health and the National News Agency. The raids targeted the towns of Khiam, Sarbin, Mansouri, and Nabatieh al-Fawqa, as well as the areas of Al-Araish and Qantara, while a drone targeted a motorcycle on the Marj Harouf-Zebdin road, killing one person and injuring two. According to Lebanese authorities, the number of martyrs from Israeli raids since Friday has risen to at least 29, while the number of martyrs since the start of the war on Lebanon on March 2 has exceeded 4,300. The ceasefire agreement stipulates a gradual withdrawal of Israeli occupation forces and the deployment of the Lebanese army in the south, but the occupation continues its raids and military operations in Lebanese areas, amid official warnings that continued violations threaten regional stability and undermine ceasefire arrangements.