International ban on phosphorus shells amid southern clashes

The Israeli army's bombing of the eastern Zawtar town, using internationally prohibited phosphorus shells, coincided with intense artillery shelling of Kfareman Dahiya, along with the dropping of flare bombs over the border town of Al-Dahia. These operations come as part of Israel's escalation in the region and indicate a shift from deterrence to shaping a new geography, as tensions on the Lebanese border continue, with Israel intensifying its bombardment of Iraqi and Palestinian sites.

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