The Israeli military's airstrikes in southern Beirut mark a significant return to violence after a fragile cease-fire, initiated in November, had maintained calm for months. The strikes were triggered by rockets fired at northern Israel, leading to air alarms and prompting evacuations in affected areas. Although Israel targeted a site linked to Hezbollah drones, the group denied involvement in the previous attack. Despite Hezbollah's reluctance to provoke further conflict, concerns rise over the implications of these escalations, particularly given the presence of Palestinian militant groups in Lebanon aligning against Israel.
The Israeli military's airstrikes in southern Beirut after a U.S.-brokered cease-fire signals potential escalation in the ongoing conflict with Hezbollah.
Following rocket fire from Lebanese territory, Israel struck areas it claims house Hezbollah weapons, raising tensions and concerns of renewed hostilities.
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