Israel launches air strikes on Hezbollah’s targets in the Becca Valley in Lebanon

On Tuesday, Defense Minister Katz said, accusing the Islamic -backed Islamic Group of seeking to rebuild its forces in a violation of the ceasefire agreement, and accused Iran -backed by Iranian -backed by Iran of its endeavor to rebuild its forces in violation of the ceasefire agreement.

The Israeli army said earlier on Tuesday that it had started wonderful targets belonging to the elite unit of Hezbollah, Radwan’s power, in the Becca region in eastern Lebanon. The Lebanese Ministry of Health said that at least six people were injured in the Israeli strikes.

“The strikes of the Israeli defense forces currently in Lebanon are a clear message to the terrorist organization Hezbollah, which plans to rebuild the capabilities of the raid against Israel through Radwan’s strength,” Katz said in a statement.

He added that the strikes are also a message to the Lebanese government, and it is responsible for supporting the ceasefire agreement.

There was no immediate public response from Hezbollah or the Lebanese government to the latest Israeli strikes.

Since Hamas attack across the border from the Gaza Strip to southern Israel in October 2023, Israel has carried out targeted strikes on the Lebanese Armed Group Hezbollah as well as members of the Palestinian factions in Lebanon.

He was the vice president of Hamas He was killed in an Israeli air strike On the southern suburbs of Beirut in early 2024, other strikes were struck by Palestinian camps in northern Lebanon.

Israel and Hezbollah reached the ceasefire deal in November 2024, as it ended more than a year of fighting that overturned from the Israel war with Hamas in Gaza.

The agreement calls for disarmament for all armed groups in Lebanon and says that all unauthorized weapons and military infrastructure should be dismantled, starting from southern Lebanon.

Watch the unique times in Lebanon after the losses of Hezbollah, and the shooting with Israel stopped:

People in Lebanon are divided from the future of Hezbollah

People in Lebanon bury their dead and try to rebuild their lives while holding a fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, where CBC news is heard divided opinions about the future of the weak militant group.

The group, which was set by a terrorist entity by countries like Canada, has been under pressure in recent months inside Lebanon and from Washington to completely abandon its weapons.

Hezbollah’s difficulties have doubled through seismic transformations in the balance of regional power because Israel jumped its leadership and killed thousands of its fighters.

The ally of the Syrian Hezbollah, Bashar al -Assad, It was dropped in DecemberCutting the main arms supply line from Iran, which is now coming out Business exchanges with Israel.