Israel launched a strike on a prayer hall roof in the southern Lebanese town of Tibnin, killing one person and injuring twelve. The heavy‑metal shells came after the Israeli military warned that Hezbollah had committed a “blatant violation of the ceasefire.”
The nearby town of Mansouri saw an evacuation order for the first time in nearly a month, with residents urged to leave before the next “forceful action.” A local mayor reported that four warplanes hit homes and villas in the Ghazaleh neighbourhood, driving families to flee toward Tyre.
But the conflict is far from over. Hezbollah has not commented on the strike, and the Lebanese army is only now deploying to a pilot zone after Israeli troops withdrew from Zawtar al‑Gharbiyeh. The trilateral agreement reached in late June demands Israeli withdrawal in exchange for Hezbollah’s disarmament— a pledge the rebels have rejected outright.
The UN says over 820,000 people displaced by the Israel–Hezbollah war have started to return to their homes since hostilities diminished, yet 360,000 remain in shelters nationwide. Casualty figures are grim: 4,333 people were killed since the war began, including 392 women and 253 children, and 38 Israeli soldiers have been killed on both sides.
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