Israel's actions in villages violate international law
Israel carried out several attacks and infiltrations into villages in southern Lebanon, including Al-Mansouri, Zourt Al-Sharqiya, and Kfar Tebnit, during which homes, infrastructure, government offices, and places of worship were destroyed. This represents a serious violation of international law and humanitarian law. While there have been claims that these operations aimed to target military installations, statements confirmed that none of the targeted areas were military objectives, and that the destruction and displacement endanger the safety and rights of the southern residents. Lebanese Prime Minister Naufal Sulayman emphasized that Lebanese sovereignty, citizens' security, and the right of the southern residents to return and rebuild are non-negotiable. Tensions persist through ongoing shelling and explosions targeting the region, with calls from the international community to condemn the Israeli escalation.
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