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Published on: 04/28/2026 - 16:26

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to continue military action against Hezbollah in Lebanon despite the ceasefire between the two parties, while the Israeli army expanded its strikes on Lebanon, where the authorities reported the killing of four people on Monday in the south of the country. He said, "We are currently carrying out raids, within the security zone (established by Israel in southern Lebanon), its north, and north of the Litani River," reiterating Israel's insistence on its right to do so based on the agreement "with the United States and the Lebanese government." On Tuesday, the Israeli army issued a warning to residents of more than ten villages in southern Lebanon to evacuate and head north, saying that this came “in light of the terrorist Hezbollah’s violation of the ceasefire.”

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