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Israel accuses Hezbollah of repeatedly violating ceasefire in Lebanon

Israel reiterated accusations against Hezbollah for violating the ceasefire in Lebanon after airstrikes resulted in 11 deaths overnight.

7 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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Israel has accused Hezbollah, an Iran-backed group, of repeatedly violating the ceasefire agreement in Lebanon. The accusation comes following a series of Israeli airstrikes that occurred from Sunday night (6) to Monday (7).

The Israeli airstrikes left 11 dead, according to reports from the National Information Agency (ANI), an official Lebanese source. Israel justified the bombings as a response to alleged violations by Hezbollah.

Israeli state media also reported that operations against Hezbollah will continue, although specific details about future actions have not been disclosed.

Tensions in the region remain high, with Israeli authorities emphasizing the seriousness of the ceasefire violations, while Hezbollah denies any actions that could be interpreted as provocative.

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