Here's how Israel repeatedly violates the cessation of Lebanon's fire | Israel attacks Lebanon news

According to the initial conditions of the agreement, which led to the cessation of the fire between Israel and the Lebanese Hezbollah group in November, the first had to withdraw its forces from South Lebanon until January 26.

This date came and left, but Israel refused to withdraw its military and the deadline was pushed by February 18. Israel also continues to bombardous areas in Lebanon – until a mass denial from the latter – claiming that it is aimed at targeting Hezbollah for disorders of fire.

The Israeli presence in southern Lebanon means that thousands of people still cannot return to their homes in the border villages, with Israeli troops shooting people who are approaching too much.

The conflict between Israel and Hezbollah – the Shiite group, which is the strongest military force in Lebanon – began on October 8, as the Lebanese group started strike in solidarity with the Palestinian Hamas group in Gaza, which fell under the Israeli attack. Israel increased its attacks against Lebanon in September and killed Hezbollah Hasan Nasrala leader On September 27.

Israel has killed about 4,000 people in Lebanon since October 2023.

Why is Israel still occupying southern Lebanon? How is this “ceasefire”? And what exactly is Israel's final game?

Here's all you need to know.

Has the fire stopped the war?

While Hezbollah has stopped his attacks, Israel is not.

Israel's bombing is not close to the same intensity as it was before the fire ceased on November 27, and the night bombing over the southern suburbs of Beirut stopped.

However, Israel still attacks on the occasion, some of which are north of the Litani River – from which Hezbollah is obliged to move his forces north from, according to the fire termination agreement.

Armed Conflict Location Project and Event Data (ACLED), Data Collection Group, has recorded 330 air stroke and firing incidents Carried out by Israel between November 27 and January 10, as well as 260 events for the destruction of real estate.

What about Hezbollah?

Israel claims that Hezbollah also failed to meet the conditions of cessation of fire.

Israeli Defense Minister Israel Katz said Hezbollah had not retired north of the Litani River, located in South Lebanon.

“If this condition is not fulfilled, there will be no agreement and Israel will be forced to act independently to guarantee the safe return of residents to the north to its homes,” Katz said in January.

Hezbollah Secretary -General Naim Kassel said in a speech at the end of January that Hezbollah had adhered to the fire termination agreement, but did not specifically say whether his group was completely withdrawn from the south.

ACLED has recorded an attack made by Hezbollah since the beginning of the cessation of fire.

“Hezbollah has largely abstained from violence – there are no direct attacks on Israeli soil, as the armistice came into force, except for an attack on December 2 against Israeli website Al Alam in the occupied territories we encode as Syria, Acled's Acled's Acled's Amene Mehwar told Al Jazeera.

Qassem said the group would remain patient despite repeated attacks against it.

What is the international reaction?

Lebanon filed a complaint with the United Nations organization against Israel because of its disorders of fire.

French President Emanuel Macron has called on Israel to obey the first time for termination of fire to withdraw his troops to a little effect. France and the United States were the original brokers of the agreement.

Is there any violations?

According to diplomatic sources, the United States – a strong ally of Israel – has assured that the deal will be respected.

But there was no other resort – and there were no penalties proposed – if the cessation of the fire would be disturbed.

Israel has not yet been responsible for repeated disorders of the cessation of fire or extending the fire termination period until February 18.

What happens if Israel refuses to leave Lebanon?

It's not clear.

Hezbollah's Qassem said in a speech in January that his group's patience could expire with Israel's violations. But in more recent speech, he seemed to be the responsibility of opposing Israel in the Lebanese state.

“The Lebanese state is entirely responsible for tracking, pressing and trying to prevent as many as possible through sponsors and international pressure, this violation and this Israeli aggression,” Kasem said in a television address last week.

It is alleged that the Lebanese army will move to South Lebanon as part of the fire termination agreement.

Any reaction of Hezbollah will be limited by the weakened position in which it is located. The fall of the regime of President Bashar al -Assad in Syria cut off Hezbollah's land route to receive a weapon from his main back, Iran.

His military capabilities also took a heavy beating during the two -month escalation from September to November, during which Israel invaded Lebanon. And he has lost the bigger part of his above military leadership.

For these reasons, Hezbollane does not seem to want to take any action that will give Israel reason to strengthen his attacks.