Israeli forces have resumed firing on Lebanese residents attempting to return home after a deadly attack that killed at least 24 people. This incident marks the most severe outbreak of violence in southern Lebanon since the Israel-Hezbollah war ceased with a truce in November. The Israeli military argues it remains in southern Lebanon for security reasons, while Lebanese officials worry about the safety of civilians. The U.S.-brokered ceasefire appears fragile as Israeli forces continue their presence, complicating efforts for a more lasting peace settlement requested by both militaries.
Israeli forces opened fire toward residents of southern Lebanon as attempts to return home intensified, leading to casualties amid ongoing tension in the area.
The violence marks a resumption of deadly hostilities in Lebanon post-truce, raising concerns over security as Israeli troops remain deployed despite cease-fire terms.
Israel reported firing warning shots to disperse what they identified as rioters, highlighting ongoing tensions and fears over Hezbollah's power amid the fragile cease-fire.
The U.S.-brokered cease-fire was undermined by Israel's decision to still occupy areas in southern Lebanon, signaling a lack of progress toward a long-term resolution.
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