Hezbollah Claims Israel Attack as Response to Ceasefire Breaches

Middle Eastern outlets describe a fragile ceasefire in Lebanon where both Israel and Hezbollah are accused of breaking the terms. They highlight Hezbollah’s claim that its rocket and missile attacks on northern Israel are a direct response to Israeli strikes, demolitions, and the use of a so‑called 'Yellow Line' that Lebanon argues violates the truce. Coverage stresses the UN warning that actions by both sides may break international law and increase the risk of a wider war in Lebanon.

• •Hezbollah frames its recent attacks on northern Israel as retaliation for Israeli ceasefire violations in Lebanon.
• •Lebanese officials accuse Israel of demolishing homes in occupied areas after the ceasefire took effect.
• •Regional reporting questions whether Israel’s 'Yellow Line' construction or deployment breaches the Lebanon ceasefire terms.
• •UN officials warn that Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon and Hezbollah rocket fire into Israel may violate international humanitarian law.
• •Middle Eastern coverage warns that continued tit‑for‑tat attacks could collapse the ceasefire and drag Lebanon deeper into conflict.