Israel conducted airstrikes against Hezbollah after a cease-fire was announced in the region. The U.S.-brokered negotiations for this cease-fire did not involve Hezbollah. Following the announcement of the truce, Hezbollah reported that it had launched rockets at Israeli targets.
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Israel Targets Hezbollah Following Cease-Fire Announcement
Israel has targeted Hezbollah in airstrikes after a cease-fire was declared. The cease-fire negotiations, facilitated by the U.S., did not include Hezbollah, which subsequently fired rockets at Israeli positions.
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Iran War Live Updates: Israel Says It Targeted Hezbollah After New Cease-Fire With Lebanon
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Israel Targets Hezbollah Following Cease-Fire Announcement