Israeli airstrikes hit South Lebanon

Israel held a large wave of air strikes in the south of Lebanon, saying that it was aimed at the position of the Hezbollah armed group supported by Iran.

The attacks occurred after the evacuation warnings were issued in several places. There was no immediate message about the victims.

Israel carried air strikes to people and places, they said, linked to Hezbollah almost every day, despite the transaction that ended the war with the group in November.

The Lebanese Prime Minister called on the international community to urge Israel to stop what he called intimidation and attacks, and fulfill his commitments to cease fire.

The footage posted on the Internet showed huge pluses of smoke in Mais Al-Jabal, one of the places.

The Israeli military spokesman said the purpose was the infrastructure belonging to the “Hezbollah” and in response to the group’s attempts to restore the activity in the area. He presented no evidence.

The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) Press Socialist Arabic Avichi said that his forces were attacked and searched in the Hateball warehouse, and their presence “was a violation of understanding between Israel and Lebanon.”

Earlier, he warned residents about the evacuation of buildings in the villages of Mais al-Jabal, Kfar-Tibnit and Debbin, and then in two more villages.

Lebanon Prime Minister Navaf Salah said his country was seeking to stop enemy actions, but asked: “Where is Israel’s commitment to these mechanisms?”

He called on the international community, especially the countries that are sponsoring the ceasefire “to exert maximum pressure on Israel to stop its aggression immediately” immediately leave the Lebanese territory and release the prisoners.

US and French ceasefire was agreed between Israel’s governments and Lebanon, Not hezbolla.

It states that Lebanon “prevent” Hezbollah “and all other armed groups in Lebanon do not carry out any operations against Israel.” Meanwhile, Israel “will carry out no offensive hostilities against the Lebanese goals, including civil, military or other state goals on Lebanon.”

The Lebanese government instructed the army to create a state monopoly on weapons, a decision that Hezbollah said it would ignore.