Israel makes new attacks south of Lebanon

Israel has continued to conduct air strikes south of Lebanon. On Wednesday, during an Israeli air strike in a town in the south, one person was killed, Lebanon's Health Ministry said.

Similar attacks Israel carried out the previous day, despite the ceasefire reached in November last year.

“During the attack carried out by Israel, fearing in the town of Beit Leif, one person was killed and three more were injured”, the ministry's report said.

The state news agency in Lebanon reported that the attack targeted the yard of a house in this town, adding that the missile hit the home owner's car, REL reports, broadcast Periscope.

Israel regularly bombarded Lebanon despite the truce reached in November, which ended more than a year of hostility with Hezbollah, including two months of full - scale warfare.

Hezbollah has been declared a terrorist group by the United States. Meanwhile, the European Union has the Lebanese group's military arm on the blacklist, but not the political party.

The ceasefire agreement requires that Hezbollah fighters withdraw north of the Litan River, located about 20 miles [30 km] from the Israeli border, and destroy all military infrastructure located south of Lebanon.

The deal also requires that Israel withdraw all troops from Lebanon. But despite that, Israel has kept soldiers in four positions, which it considers <x0-strategic”. /Periscope