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Beirut/Jerusalem. Despite the ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah, tension on Lebanese soil is once again at its peak. Early on Monday, an Israeli drone fired a missile targeting a car in the Majdal Anjar area near the Lebanon-Syria border. Four people have died in this exact attack, which has been confirmed by the Lebanese Health Ministry.
‘Targeted’ attack in Majdal Anjar
According to Lebanon’s National News Agency (NNA) and AFP, the attack was carried out on a moving vehicle in the border area.
People killed: One of the four killed in the attack was identified as a Syrian citizen. Khalid Mohammed Al-Ahmad Has happened as.
Israel claims: The Israeli Army (IDF) confirmed the operation on social media platform X. Army says this attack Palestinian Islamic Jihad (PIJ) This was done to eliminate the terrorists who were using the Lebanese soil for activities against Israel.
Situation after ceasefire: Figures are scary
A ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah came into effect in November 2024, but peace seems to be limited to paper only.
Death toll: According to AFP calculations, Israeli shelling and attacks in Lebanon since the ceasefire came into force more than 370 people Have been killed.
First public attack: This is the first time since the ceasefire that Israel has publicly claimed responsibility for a strike against ‘Islamic Jihad’ inside Lebanon.
Regional tensions and other big news
| News | Main Update |
|---|---|
| iran nuclear talks | Discussion of ‘secret deal’ between Trump and Netanyahu; Possibility of attack on Iran if talks fail. |
| IND vs PAK | Pakistan’s shameful defeat in T20 World Cup 2026; PCB Chief Mohsin Naqvi’s disgrace in Colombo. |
| disarmament plan | The Lebanese Army completed the first phase of disarming Hezbollah, but Hamas and the PIJ have refused to give up their weapons. |
Why is the struggle not stopping?
Israel says it respects the ceasefire, but will continue to attack Hezbollah-affiliated Palestinian factions (Hamas and Islamic Jihad) that threaten its security.
Obstacles: supported by the international community ‘Two-State Solution’ Unresolved issues like the expansion of Jewish settlements, the status of Jerusalem and the future of refugees remain major obstacles in the way.
Historical Roots: The conflict has become more complex since the creation of Israel in 1948 and the 1967 war, which has repeatedly affected neighboring Lebanon.
