
Key Points
- Israel's air strike on Lebanon
- At least 11 people were killed
- Lebanese authorities condemn the attack
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Israel launched an air strike on the Ansar, Deir al-Zahran, and Nabatiya regions in southern Lebanon, resulting in at least 11 deaths and injuring dozens. Israel claims the attack was targeted at the 'Hezbollah' organization.
Lebanese authorities emphasized that the attack targeted civilians, with the Lebanese Prime Minister condemning the attack and stating that the killing of civilians would harm the country's stability.
This attack by Israel is seen as the most serious escalation since the ceasefire agreement between Israel and 'Hezbollah' on June 20. Following the agreement, Israel continued its military presence in the buffer zone in southern Lebanon and carried out operations against 'Hezbollah'.
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- Why did Israel launch an attack on Lebanon?
- Israel claims the attack was targeted at the 'Hezbollah' organization.
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- There is a ceasefire agreement between Israel and 'Hezbollah' dated June 20.
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