Violence between Israel and Hezbollah flared up again this week, threatening a fragile ceasefire just days after it began. The latest exchange saw Israeli strikes kill 11 people in southern Lebanon, while Hezbollah retaliated with missiles in a disputed border area 🚀.
Israeli forces targeted towns like Talousa and Haris, hitting what they called 'dozens of Hezbollah sites.' Meanwhile, Hezbollah claimed its attack was a 'defensive warning strike' after accusing Israel of violating the truce. No casualties were reported on the Israeli side, but PM Netanyahu promised a 'strong response' 💥.
The ceasefire—brokered last week—is now hanging by a thread. Lebanese officials, including Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, say Israel has committed 54 truce violations since November 27. 'Countries supervising this deal must pressure Israel to stop,' urged Hezbollah's Mahmoud Qomati in a fiery TV interview 📺.
With both sides trading blame like a tense game of ping-pong 🏓, regional stability remains uncertain. Will diplomacy prevail, or is this the start of a dangerous new chapter? Stay tuned for updates.
