This breach, as reported by Israeli military, occurred when unidentified individuals, some in vehicles, arrived at various locations in southern Lebanon. This development has cast a shadow of doubt over the truce, which was brokered by the U.S. and France after over a year of conflict.
According to The New York Post, the cease-fire was intended to allow residents of both nations to begin returning to their homes in border areas, which have been devastated by 14 months of relentless fighting. However, the Israeli military has urged the residents of towns along the border strip to delay their return for their own safety.
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Hezbollah lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah accused Israel of attacking people as they attempted to return to their villages in south Lebanon. On Thursday morning, Israeli tank fire reportedly struck six areas within the border strip, including Markaba, Wazzani, Kfarchouba, Khiyam, Taybe, and the agricultural plains around Marjayoun. All these areas are within two kilometers of the Blue Line, which marks the border between Lebanon and Israel. Lebanese security sources reported that two individuals were wounded in Markaba.
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Despite the cease-fire, Israeli troops remain stationed within Lebanese territory in towns along the border. Journalists from Reuters reported hearing surveillance drones flying over parts of southern Lebanon. Neither Iran-backed Hezbollah nor Israel has commented on the tank rounds.
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The cease-fire agreement, a rare diplomatic achievement in a region plagued by conflict, marked the end of the deadliest confrontation between Israel and Hezbollah in recent years. However, Israel continues to battle another adversary, the Palestinian militant group Hamas, in the Gaza Strip.
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Under the terms of the cease-fire, Israeli forces have up to 60 days to withdraw from southern Lebanon, and neither side can initiate offensive operations. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has instructed the military not to allow residents to return to villages near the border.
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Contrarily, Lebanon's speaker of parliament, Nabih Berri, who played a crucial role in negotiating the deal, stated on Wednesday that residents could return home. Hezbollah, on the other hand, has declared that its fighters "remain fully equipped to deal with the aspirations and assaults of the Israeli enemy." The group, which has been weakened by casualties and the killing of its leader Sayyed Hassan Nasrallah and other commanders by Israel, has vowed to monitor Israel's withdrawal from Lebanon "with their hands on the trigger".
This situation underscores the fragile nature of peace in the region, and the cease-fire's future remains uncertain. The conservative viewpoint would emphasize the need for a strong defense and the importance of maintaining national security in the face of such threats.
