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IDF-Hezbollah Standoff: 41 People Killed Due To Air Strikes In South Lebanon Despite Truce Extension
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May 3, 20263:08Now PlayingAt least 41 people have been killed in Israeli air strikes across southern Lebanon over a 24-hour period. The attacks come despite a ceasefire that was declared on April 17 and later extended, raising concerns that the truce is no longer holding.
According to a report in Al Jazeera, multiple strikes hit towns and villages across the south on Saturday, with at least 10 people killed in the latest wave alone. The total number of deaths recorded in the past day rose to 41. Since the current phase of fighting began on March 2, at least 2,659 people have been killed and over 8,000 injured.
A ceasefire that began on April 17 and was later extended into May appears to be weakening. Fighting has continued on the ground, especially in southern areas. Analysts says that the April ceasefire is largely ineffective in the region, existing ‘in name only,’ with hostilities continuing and even expanding in some regions.
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