Overview
- IDF, which reported Saturday that two rockets and a drone were launched from Lebanon toward northern Israel, said it intercepted the drone and one rocket and that the second rocket landed in an open area with no injuries.
- Israeli forces said they struck targets in southern Lebanon, hitting buildings tied to Hezbollah’s Radwan Force and killing several fighters, including three in a pickup in the town of Yohmor.
- Hezbollah used small explosive-laden first-person-view drones against Israeli troops in southern Lebanon, and the IDF said the devices detonated near forces without causing casualties.
- Lebanon’s health ministry said Israeli strikes in the south killed four people, while displaced residents described a pause that has not eased fear or allowed safe returns.
- The ceasefire, extended for three weeks on Thursday by President Trump, permits Israeli action against planned or ongoing attacks, and both analysts and a Hezbollah-aligned lawmaker cast the arrangement as fragile.