The Defense Forces of Israel (FDI) have launched this Friday a new bombing over the south of Lebanon against alleged objectives of the Shiite group Hezbollahwho has been accused on several occasions of violate ceasefire which came into effect in the early hours of Wednesday.
The Israeli Army has reported on social networks an air attack after detecting “terrorist activity” and a mobile rocket launcher, a “threat” to which he believes they were obliged to respond. The IDF maintains that Hezbollah continues to violate commitments, an accusation that The Lebanese Army has also poured against the Israeli in recent days.
The head of the Northern Command of the IDF, Ori Gordin, has warned this Friday that they will apply “aggressively” the agreement of cease-fire in Lebanon and that, therefore, they “will not allow” Hezbollah to return to areas located south of the Litani River, in line with resolution 1701 of the United Nations Security Council.
Mutual accusations of violating the truce have occurred throughout the week. The Israeli Army reported this Thursday that “suspicious” subjects They arrived in southern Lebanon aboard vehicles, something that the Jewish State considered a violation of the agreement. Later, the Lebanese Army accused Israel of having violated the ceasefire on “several occasions” by carrying out “air raids and attacks”.
But these have not been the only incidents that have raised alarm bells due to fear of a possible breach of the truce. On the first day of the truce, at least two journalists from international media were found injured by gunshot wounds of Israeli soldiers in the town of Jiam, in southern Lebanon, where Israeli troops are still present as part of the invasion that began at the beginning of October.
Likewise, the Israeli Army claimed to have arrested four alleged combatants of the Shiite group Hezbollah that day, who supposedly entered the “restricted zone” in southern Lebanon still operated by Israeli troops. The Israel Defense Forces also stated that they would take “strong measures against any violation” of the pact.