Shafaq News/ The Israeli army announced, on Friday, that it hadcarried out strikes against Hezbollah targets in southern Lebanon over the pastfew days.
Israeli Military Spokesperson, Avichay Adraee, stated on Xthat the operations “destroyed weapons depots and active observation postsbelonging to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon,” in an effort to “eliminateHezbollah threats while maintaining the terms of the ceasefire.”
The spokesperson added that the Israeli military “is closelymonitoring Hezbollah’s attempts to re-establish its presence in southernLebanon and remains committed to neutralizing any threats to Israel.”
Earlier today, Israel Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu'soffice said, "Due to the incomplete execution of the ceasefire agreementin Lebanon, the gradual withdrawal process will extend beyond the 60-daytimeframe." The statement added that Israel's withdrawal would continue in"full coordination with the US administration."
The ceasefire agreement, effective November 27, 2024, aimedto end the fierce clashes between Hezbollah and the Israeli military. Itcentered on fully implementing UN Security Council Resolution 1701, affirmingthe rights of both Israel and Lebanon to self-defense while mandating that onlyLebanese forces operate militarily south of the Litani River.
As part of the deal, the Lebanese government pledged todeploy 10,000 troops to the region with the support of the UN Interim Force inLebanon (UNIFIL).
The agreement also outlined a phased plan for Israel towithdraw from southern Lebanon within 60 days and addressed border disputesalong the Blue Line in accordance with Resolution 1701.
Despite these provisions, the ceasefire has been marred byviolations, reports suggest that Israel has continued air and ground strikesacross Lebanon under various pretexts and remains in control of border villagesit was unable to seize during the conflict.
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