Israeli strikes kill two in southern Lebanon amid ongoing ceasefire breaches

Israeli air raids on southern Lebanon have killed two people, according to Lebanon’s Health Ministry, as ceasefire violations persist along the border.

One person died after a vehicle was hit on the Debl road in Bint Jbeil district, while another strike targeted a car in Beit Lif, injuring one individual, the ministry said in a statement.

Earlier, an Israeli missile attack killed a man riding a motorcycle near the village of Arnoun in the Nabatieh governorate.

Despite the ceasefire declared on 27 November, Israel has continued launching attacks into Lebanon. The truce was meant to halt over a year of cross-border tensions and two months of intense fighting with Hezbollah, which has reportedly emerged from the conflict significantly weakened.