Israeli Explosions Hit Southern Lebanon
At midnight, the Israeli army forces carried out widespread explosions in the areas of Yahmur Al-Shuqayf, Ar'non, and Kfartbniyat in southern Lebanon, using approximately 700 tons of explosives. This resulted in seismic tremors estimated at 3.8 on the Richter scale and caused significant changes to the area, especially around the Shuqayf Castle. The castle itself was not directly destroyed but may have sustained damage in its surroundings due to the blasts. Lebanese authorities confirmed that the explosions aimed to destroy tunnels beneath the castle in response to Hezbollah's violation of the ceasefire. The Israeli occupation continues to restrict access to the site to conduct a direct assessment of the damages. There is international and Lebanese concern over the protection of this historic site and its cultural values, particularly after the castle was added to the list of World Heritage sites under threat.
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