While the Israeli army withdrew from all towns and villages in southern Lebanon in accordance with the ceasefire agreement with Lebanon, they still maintain a presence in the country through five military bases.
The Israeli army informed the US monitoring committee of the ceasefire agreement that the regime’s soldiers will remain stationed in five points in the southern Lebanese border areas.
Despite the two-month deadline under the ceasefire agreement for the withdrawal of Israeli troops from southern Lebanon having expired, some border areas remain under Zionist control.
Israeli regime warplanes launched unprecedented airstrikes on Deir al-Zahrani, Homain al-Fuqa, Arab Salim, and other areas south and north of the Litani River.
After infiltrating Wadi al-Hujeir, Qantara, Adshit al-Qusayr, an Israeli military convoy of tanks and bulldozers destroyed the Wadi Saluki-Qabrikha road and several buildings in the area.
A convoy of Israeli forces, including military bulldozers and Merkava tanks, entered the areas of Qantara, Adshit al-Qusayr, and Wadi al-Hujeir in southern Lebanon this morning.
The Israeli army has released a detailed report on the amount of loot captured from Hezbollah in the battle for southern Lebanon.
Following the bombing of Yarun, the Israeli army has demolished and destroyed a significant portion of this border village.
A convoy of Israeli forces, including tanks and bulldozers, entered the village of Bani Hayyan in southern Lebanon. After their arrival, the forces bombed and destroyed several buildings in the village. Bani Hayyan village is located west of Rab al-Thalathine, and the Israeli army was unable to enter Bani Hayyan during the recent ground attack […]
A convoy of Israeli bulldozers and cranes, which have been demolishing the northern and central areas of Khiam in recent days, has left the Wadi Khiam and moved towards Al-Umra and Mazraa Sarda, near the occupied Palestinian borders.
Amos Hochstein’s ceasefire proposal, which aims to establish a ceasefire in southern Lebanon and northern occupied Palestine, will be enacted once it receives approval from both the Israeli cabinet and the Lebanese government.
Continuing its ground operations in southern Lebanon, the Israeli army attacked the town of Naqoura, the village of Al-Bayyada, and Christian villages west of the town of Khiam.
