The Israeli army said that its air strikes were on southern Lebanon, which has continued since the ceasefire last November, killing more than 120 members of Hezbollah. He stressed that these operations aim to prevent the party from rebuilding its infrastructure in southern Lebanon.
Continuous strikes despite the ceasefire
Although a ceasefire agreement that entered the implementation in November and officially ended in mid -February, combat operations were not resumed on a large scale between the two parties, but the Israeli raids did not stop. Israel indicates that its operations are in response to violations by Hezbollah and other armed groups.
Prominent leaders
Last week, the Israeli army announced the killing of Muhammad Adnan Mansour, a field commander in Hezbollah, in a raid by a plane that targeted it in the city of Taibah near the border. Another raid in the town of Zqrin was also carried out, targeting members of the party who were working to rebuild “terrorist” infrastructure, according to the army’s description.
International efforts to calm down
The United States continues its attempts to contain the escalation. Morgan Ortigos, the deputy of the US special envoy to the Middle East, said in a television interview that Washington is pressuring the Lebanese government to fully implement the ceasefire, including the disarmament of Hezbollah and other militias.
The field situation in southern Lebanon
Southern Lebanese regions are witnessing a gradual return to the displaced, despite the widespread destruction of the raids, as in the town of Tir Daba. The raids are seen as a threat to fragile stability in the region, amid international and international calls to stop the escalation.
