‘Israeli’ forces demolish buildings after incursion into south Lebanon

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‘Israeli’ forces advanced into two border towns in southern Lebanon and detonated multiple buildings.
The incursion comes amid continued violations of the November 2024 ceasefire and renewed border tensions.

A military force from ‘Israel’ advanced on Thursday into the southern Lebanese border towns of Adaisseh and Kfar Kila, detonating several buildings, according to Lebanese official media.

Lebanon’s National News Agency reported that an ‘Israeli’ force entered the al-Nouriya neighborhood in central Kfar Kila at dawn, where it blew up a residential building. A separate force advanced toward Adaisseh and planted explosives in two houses on the town’s outskirts before detonating them.

Rising border tensions

The incident comes amid escalating tension along Lebanon’s southern border and continued ‘Israeli’ violations of the ceasefire agreement reached with Hezbollah in November 2024. The repeated breaches have resulted in martyrs and injuries, Lebanese authorities say.

Background of the wat

Since October 2023, ‘Israel’ has carried out aggression against Lebanon that has killed more than four thousand people and wounded nearly seventeen thousand, according to Lebanese figures. The assault expanded into a full-scale war in September 2024 before the ceasefire was reached.

Ongoing violations and occupation

For more than a year, Beirut has repeatedly called, without success, for an end to daily attacks on Lebanon’s sovereignty and for the termination of ‘Israeli’ occupation.

Despite the ceasefire, ‘Israel’ continues to occupy five Lebanese hills seized during the latest war, in addition to other areas it has held for decades, underscoring what Lebanese officials describe as persistent violations of the agreement.