أخبار الخليج
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Lebanese President Joseph Aoun considered that the Israeli bombings in southern Lebanon, especially around the historical Qalaat al-Shqif, pose a direct threat to the Lebanon-Israel Framework Agreement. He viewed these actions as a dangerous escalation and a violation of the commitments of both parties. The explosions, which Israel claims targeted Hezbollah tunnels, caused an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.8 and potentially damaged the area surrounding the fortress, a UNESCO World Heritage site, though full destruction is unlikely at this time. Lebanese officials, including Nabih Berri, condemned these acts, which were widely echoed and led to the destruction of windowpanes in homes and a climate of tension in the region. Israel also stated that it used approximately 700 tons of explosives to destroy what it considers terrorist tunnels, in continuation of a pre-announced ceasefire breach, following Hezbollah attacks for which it has not taken responsibility since June.
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