Overview
- Lebanese state media says two Israeli raids in Yohmor al-Shaqif killed four people Saturday, two days after President Donald Trump extended the Israel–Lebanon ceasefire by three weeks.
- The Israeli military reports strikes on rocket launchers and Hezbollah fighters and keeps troops inside a self-declared buffer zone in the south, while Hezbollah says it fired rockets in response to Israeli attacks.
- The U.N. human rights office on Friday detailed Israeli strikes on residential buildings in Lebanon and unguided Hezbollah rockets into Israel, saying these patterns may breach international humanitarian law.
- A strike on Wednesday killed journalist Amal Khalil and wounded photographer Zeinab Faraj in southern Lebanon, and Lebanese officials say rescuers came under fire as they tried to reach them, which Israel denies.
- Lebanese authorities report nearly 2,500 deaths since March 2 and large-scale displacement, and a Hezbollah lawmaker calls the extended truce “meaningless,” signaling a fragile pause that could unravel further.