Israeli strikes kill nine in Lebanon despite ceasefire agreement

At least nine people killed including two children; 23 wounded including eight children and seven women; over 2,500 total deaths in Lebanon since March 2 conflict began.

Two weeks after a ceasefire was brokered between Lebanon and Israel in Washington, Israeli airstrikes killed at least nine people in southern Lebanon — among them two children — as both sides continue to dispute what the agreement actually permits. The truce, like so many before it, has become less a moment of peace than a contested vocabulary, with each side defining violation in its own image. Meanwhile, Beirut's own political fractures deepen, as Lebanon's leaders cannot agree on whether to negotiate at all, leaving a wounded country to absorb the consequences of a war that refuses to pause

Israeli strikes kill nine in Lebanon despite ceasefire agreement

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