Israel-Lebanon ceasefire extended 45 days amid ongoing military operations

At least 3 paramedics killed in Israeli strike on healthcare facility in southern Lebanon; 6 healthcare workers wounded; over 400 deaths reported since ceasefire began April 17; 68 Lebanese towns occupied by Israeli forces.

Along the fault lines of the Middle East, where diplomacy and destruction have long kept uneasy company, Israel and Lebanon have extended their ceasefire by forty-five days — yet the truce exists more on paper than on the ground. More than four hundred people have died since the agreement took effect in April, medical facilities have been struck, and sixty-eight Lebanese towns remain under Israeli occupation, even as envoys meet in Washington to negotiate peace. The region's broader architecture of instability — seized cargo ships, stalled nuclear talks, and new pipelines built to route around

Israel-Lebanon ceasefire extended 45 days amid ongoing military operations

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