Deadline for Israeli withdrawal from south Lebanon expires DW 01/26/2025
Briefly

Tensions in southern Lebanon have intensified following Israel's failure to withdraw its troops by the imposed deadline. Amid this unrest, U.S. President Donald Trump lifted a hold on sending significant military supplies—specifically, 2,000-pound bombs—to Israel. Trump’s administration is also encouraging neighboring countries, such as Jordan and Egypt, to take in additional Palestinian refugees from Gaza. As violence persists, Lebanon's Health Ministry reports casualties, and the army confirms losses from Israeli strikes, raising serious concerns about the stability and safety of the region.
Lebanon's Health Ministry reports at least 11 casualties from Israeli attacks amid efforts for residents to return home, highlighting the region's instability and dangers.
The Lebanese army confirms the deaths of a soldier and injuries to another from Israeli fire as tensions escalate in southern Lebanon following Israel's missed withdrawal deadline.
Donald Trump has lifted a hold on sending 2,000-pound bombs to Israel, while urging neighboring countries to accept more Palestinian refugees, indicating a shift in U.S. policy.
Israeli officials assert their troops will remain in southern Lebanon beyond the UN-imposed deadline, raising concerns about the safety and conditions for local residents.
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