Israel says established a ‘yellow line’ in Lebanon, as it has in Gaza
The military said it struck a terrorist cell and underground shaft after identifying fighters approaching its troops in violation of the ceasefire.
- The IDF established a 'Yellow Line' boundary in southern Lebanon on Saturday, reporting it targeted suspected militants approaching troops along the line in violation of the ceasefire.
- Israel and Lebanon agreed to a 10-day ceasefire on Thursday to negotiate an end to six weeks of war that has killed nearly 2,300 people since March 2.
- Over the past 24 hours, IDF forces struck militants in several areas of southern Lebanon after identifying those who violated ceasefire understandings and posed immediate threats.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu vowed Israel has not 'yet finished the job' on Hezbollah, pledging to press its 'dismantling,' while Hezbollah warned it keeps its 'finger on the trigger.'
- Lebanese President Joseph Aoun called for 'direct negotiations' to secure permanent ceasefire and Israeli withdrawal, while President Donald Trump stated the United States 'prohibited' Israeli bombing.
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What is Yellow Line? How Israel is using a Gaza-style separation line in Lebanon
Israel’s military has introduced a new boundary in southern Lebanon, calling it a “Yellow Line”. The move comes shortly after both sides agreed to a 10-day ceasefire aimed at reducing tensions after weeks of clashes involving Hezbollah. According to the Israeli army, the newly defined line is meant to act as a separation point, similar to a boundary system it has previously used in Gaza. The military stated that this line is now being monitored …
Israel army says established 'Yellow Line' in Lebanon, as in Gaza
Israel's military said Saturday it had established a "Yellow Line" demarcation in southern Lebanon, similar to one separating its forces from Hamas-held areas in Gaza, adding it had hit a "terrorist cell" operating near its troops along the line."Over the past 24 hours, IDF forces operating south of the Yellow Line in southern Lebanon identified...
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