Even in the presence of a formal ceasefire, the ancient tension between security imperatives and civilian protection reasserted itself over southern Lebanon on a Sunday morning, leaving four dead and twenty wounded, among them children. Israel struck what it called Hezbollah command infrastructure in response to drone attacks; Lebanon mourned the destruction of a hospital and called the operation a deliberate assault on civilian life. President Joseph Aoun's appeal to Washington and the international community reflects a truth as old as diplomacy itself: a signed agreement is only as durable a
Israeli strikes kill four in Lebanon despite active ceasefire agreement
At least four people killed and approximately 20 wounded, including children, in strikes on civilian areas and health infrastructure.