On Saturday, the Israeli military said that it had struck several Hezbollah sites in Lebanon, keeping the country on edge over a fragile cease-fire. The Israeli military said it hit a site at the Lebanon-Syria border that was “actively being used” by Hezbollah to transport weapons to Lebanon from Syria, in what it called a violation of the cease-fire agreement. It also said it struck three other sites in southern Lebanon where it had observed militants either “approaching Hezbollah structures, loading vehicles with weapons or engaging in “terrorist activity” at a Hezbollah facility. Despite the sporadic attacks, the cease-fire appeared to largely hold in Lebanon. This is not the case in Gaza where Israeli forces pressed on with their campaign in Gaza with little sign of letting up.

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