"The ministry said it called on the 15-member body to compel Israel to completely withdraw to beyond the internationally recognised borders, end its repeated violations of Lebanon's sovereignty and release Lebanese prisoners it is holding. The complaint included three tables detailing Israeli violations of Lebanese sovereignty on a daily basis during the months of October, November and December 2025. The number of these violations amounted to 542, 691 and 803 respectively, totaling 2,036 violations, it added."
"The complaint was made a day after Israel launched a wave of air strikes across Lebanon, killing at least two people. Despite the 2024 ceasefire, the Israeli military has been launching near-daily attacks in Lebanon, which have killed hundreds of people. In November last year, the UN put the number of civilians killed in Israeli attacks at at least 127."
"Israel also continues to occupy five points within Lebanese territory as it blocks the reconstruction of several border villages that it levelled to the ground, preventing tens of thousands of displaced people from returning to their homes. Meanwhile, Israel is estimated to be holding more than a dozen Lebanese prisoners, including Hezbollah fighters and civilians who were taken from border villages in 2024. Israel has resisted calls to submit a list of the Lebanese citizens it is holding, leaving the fate of many mis"
Lebanon documented 2,036 Israeli breaches of its sovereignty during October–December 2025 and filed a complaint to the United Nations requesting Security Council intervention. The complaint cites violations of UN Security Council Resolution 1701 and includes three tables listing daily violations: 542 in October, 691 in November and 803 in December. Lebanon asked the Security Council to compel Israeli withdrawal beyond internationally recognized borders, to stop repeated sovereignty violations and to release Lebanese prisoners. The filing followed Israeli air strikes that killed at least two people and accompanies reports of occupied Lebanese points, destroyed border villages and dozens of detained Lebanese citizens.
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