Israel has continued its military operations in southern Lebanon but has refrained from striking Beirut following a deal announced by the United States. The situation remains tense as the partial truce with Hezbollah appears to be holding.
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Israel conducts strikes in southern Lebanon amid partial truce with Hezbollah
Israel has resumed military actions in southern Lebanon while avoiding strikes on Beirut, in line with a recent agreement from the United States. The partial truce with Hezbollah seems to be maintained despite ongoing tensions.
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Israel conducts strikes in southern Lebanon amid partial truce with Hezbollah