Israel, Hezbollah Clash Amid Ceasefire Violations
Israel, Hezbollah Clash Amid Ceasefire Violations

Israel, Hezbollah Clash Amid Ceasefire Violations

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Tensions escalated between Israel and Hezbollah following accusations of ceasefire violations by both parties. Lebanon's Parliament President Nabih Berri claimed Israel breached the ceasefire at least 54 times since its implementation on November 27, prompting Hezbollah's 'defensive response' that involved firing on an Israeli military position in the disputed Kfar Chouba area. In turn, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned Hezbollah's actions as a serious violation, asserting that Israel would respond forcefully to any breaches. Israeli Defense Forces reported operations aimed at countering Hezbollah threats, including eliminating armed operatives in southern Lebanon. The ongoing volatility in the region is underscored by repeated claims of territorial violations and military responses. International calls for adherence to the ceasefire have been made, but tensions remain high as both sides prepare for potential escalations.

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