Israel says it has struck more than 1,100 targets in Lebanon since the ceasefire began
Svmuu News The Israeli military claims that since the "start of the ceasefire understanding," the Israeli Air Force has struck more than 1,100 Hezbollah targets, killing over 350 Hezbollah members. The Israeli military also posted on social media, stating that warplanes destroyed Hezbollah buildings, weapons depots, and other infrastructure within Lebanon. Since April 16, the "ceasefire" between Lebanon and Israel has been nominal, with Israel continuing to launch attacks and Hezbollah responding accordingly. (Al Jazeera)
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