14 Killed in Israeli Airstrikes on Southern Lebanon as Ceasefire Violations Continue

Israeli airstrikes struck southern Lebanon on Sunday, killing 14 people and wounding 37 others, according to Lebanon's health ministry. The attacks represented the deadliest incident since a ceasefire in the Israel-Hezbollah war took effect over a week ago. Israel and Lebanon extended the ceasefire until mid-May last week, but both sides have traded accusations of violations.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated that the military was vigorously targeting Hezbollah. Hezbollah, in response, vowed to keep responding to what it called Israeli breaches. The strikes hit locations in southern Lebanon, forcing new displacements, as reported by Al Jazeera.

Lebanon's health ministry detailed the casualties from Sunday's actions, which occurred amid the fragile truce. Aoun accused Hezbollah of treason.

Hezbollah head Naim Kassem described the talks as a grave sin. The ceasefire breaches unfold against the broader context of Israel's war with Iran, which included an invasion of Lebanon, according to ABC News. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu presented a vision to Israelis as the country entered the war with Iran and invaded Lebanon.

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