Israeli military orders evacuation of 16 southern Lebanese towns after ceasefire violations
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Updated · The Guardian · Apr 28
Israeli military orders evacuation of 16 southern Lebanese towns after ceasefire violations
6 articles · Updated · The Guardian · Apr 28
Residents must leave immediately for Sidon, following Israeli claims of Hezbollah attacks breaching the US-mediated ceasefire signed in mid-April. Israeli airstrikes have killed at least 40 people in Lebanon since 17 April.
Hezbollah continues attacks on Israeli troops and northern towns, citing Israeli ceasefire violations. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun seeks direct talks with Israel for a full cessation of attacks and troop withdrawal, but Hezbollah opposes negotiations.
Doctors Without Borders reports 55 villages remain inaccessible due to Israel's ground invasion, condemning widespread destruction. Israel maintains a border security zone, justifying its military presence as necessary for security.
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