2024年11月27日，黎巴嫩与以色列之间的停火协议正式生效。根据黎以双方2024年11月27日达成的协 议，以军应在2025年1月26日之前逐步撤出黎南部。之后，以方指责黎方未全面执行停火协议，将撤军 期限延长至2月18日。到期后，以军又以保护以北部居民为由，称将"无限期"驻扎在黎南部5个据点。黎 巴嫩则要求以军全面撤出黎被占领土。 （文章来源：央视新闻） 当地时间11月27日，以色列国防军发表声明称，黎以停火协议生效一年以来，以军北方司令部和第91师 在黎巴嫩南部持续执行行动。 声明称，在过去一年内，以军开展约1200次定点军事行动，执行数十次先发制人的打击任务，摧毁多处 真主党武装基础设施，总计打死370余名武装人员，包括黎巴嫩真主党、巴勒斯坦伊斯兰抵抗运动（哈 马斯）及其他巴勒斯坦派别成员。 ...

新华社北京11月25日电 伊朗外交部23日晚发表声明，强烈谴责以色列空袭黎巴嫩首都贝鲁特南郊导致黎巴嫩真主党高级指挥官阿里·塔巴 塔拜等5人死亡。伊朗外交部强调，有必要追究以色列领导人的恐怖主义行径和战争罪行。 黎巴嫩真主党23日证实，其高级指挥官塔巴塔拜在以色列当天对贝鲁特南郊代希耶居民区的空袭中身亡。法新社报道，塔巴塔拜是2024年11 月黎以达成停火协议以来黎巴嫩真主党方面损失的最高级别指挥官。以色列23日的空袭共造成5人死亡，另有28人受伤。 伊朗外交部说，以色列的空袭"公然违背"去年11月达成的停火协议，"野蛮侵犯"黎巴嫩主权。 黎以停火协议去年11月27日生效。以色列不仅拒绝从黎南部全面撤军，还以黎巴嫩真主党试图重建军事力量、违反停火协议为由，频频发动 空袭，并向黎巴嫩政府施压。近期，以色列加大了空袭频次和力度。 伊朗外交部还批评美国对以色列的支持，暗示正是美国的支持让以色列肆无忌惮、多次违反停火协议。伊朗外交部呼吁联合国和国际社会果 断采取措施阻止以色列对黎巴嫩的"持续侵略"及对黎巴嫩人民犯下的罪行。 据黎巴嫩政府统计，2023年10月以来，以色列对黎巴嫩的袭击累计导致黎方接近4000人死亡，逾 ...

以军多轮空袭黎巴嫩 黎真主党发表公开信 以军还称，如果黎军方不解除真主党武装、不满足停火要求，以色列将在美国支持下，继续打击黎各地 真主党目标，包括首都贝鲁特。 以总理内塔尼亚胡6日晚召开内阁安全会议，讨论评估黎巴嫩真主党近几个月来"重建军事能力"相关情 况。 黎卫生部消息称，以军6日空袭已造成1人死亡、8人受伤。 卡塔尔半岛电视台等报道称，此轮袭击标志着以对黎军事行动升级。 黎总统奥恩6日晚在社交媒体上发文，强烈谴责以军袭击违反国际法，是"卑鄙的政治罪行"。 中新社北京11月7日电 综合消息：以色列国防军6日对黎巴嫩南部进行多轮空袭，并警告袭击可能继续 和扩大。黎巴嫩真主党当天发表公开信，呼吁黎政府警惕与以色列谈判风险，称以方将解除真主党武装 作为新一轮停火前提的要求不可接受。 据《以色列时报》、以色列第12频道报道，以色列国防军6日通报称，当天对黎巴嫩南部的真主党精锐 部队军事基础设施和武器库等目标实施多轮打击。 以军称，相关军事设施的存在违反以黎停火协议。打击目标中的武器库位于平民集中区域，在袭击前已 发布疏散警告。 本文为转载内容，授权事宜请联系原著作权人 中新经纬版权所有，未经书面授权，任何单位及个 ...

Core Points - Israel conducted airstrikes in southern Lebanon on November 3, resulting in the deaths of two members of Hezbollah and injuring seven others [1][3][5] - The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated that the airstrikes targeted Hezbollah operatives who were allegedly violating the ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon [7][9] Summary by Sections - **Airstrike Details** - On November 3, Israel launched two airstrikes in southern Lebanon, specifically in the Nabatieh province, killing two Hezbollah members and injuring seven [1][3] - The first strike involved an Israeli drone targeting a vehicle in the town of Dweir, resulting in one death and seven injuries [1][3] - The second strike targeted a motorcycle in the village of Aita Shaab, leading to another fatality [1][5] - **Casualties and Targets** - The deceased were identified as Hezbollah members Mohammed Hadi and Youssef Naim Sourour [5] - The IDF claimed that Hadi was a commander in Hezbollah's elite Radwan unit, known for conducting attacks against Israel and attempting to rebuild military infrastructure [5][7] - **Ceasefire Agreement Context** - The airstrikes occurred against the backdrop of a ceasefire agreement that took effect on November 27, 2024, which required Israeli forces to withdraw from southern Lebanon by January 26, 2025 [7] - Israel accused Lebanon of not fully implementing the ceasefire, leading to an extension of the withdrawal deadline to February 18, 2025, and subsequently declared an indefinite presence in five positions in southern Lebanon [7][9]

Core Points - Israel conducted airstrikes in southern Lebanon, resulting in the deaths of two Hezbollah members and injuries to seven others [1][2] - The airstrikes targeted a vehicle and a motorcycle in the Nabatiyeh province, with specific details on the casualties provided by Lebanese health authorities [1][2] - The Israeli Defense Forces (IDF) stated that one of the deceased was a commander in Hezbollah's elite Radwan unit, involved in attacks against Israel and attempts to rebuild military infrastructure [2] Summary by Sections - **Airstrikes Details** - Israel launched two airstrikes on November 3, killing two Hezbollah members and injuring seven [1] - The first strike involved a drone targeting a vehicle in Deir al-Zahrani, resulting in one death and seven injuries [1] - The second strike targeted a motorcycle in the village of Aita Shaab, leading to one fatality [1] - **Casualties Identification** - The deceased were identified as Hezbollah members Muhammad Hadid and Youssef Naim Surour [2] - Hadid was noted as a commander in the Radwan unit, previously involved in attacks against Israel [2] - **Ceasefire Agreement Context** - The IDF claimed the actions of the Hezbollah members violated the ceasefire agreement established on November 27, 2024 [3] - The agreement stipulated a gradual withdrawal of Israeli forces from southern Lebanon by January 26, 2025, which has since been extended due to alleged violations by Lebanon [3] - Israel has maintained a presence in southern Lebanon, citing the need to protect northern residents and conducting periodic airstrikes against Hezbollah targets [3][4]

Core Points - Israel launched airstrikes on southern Lebanon shortly after a ceasefire in Gaza, targeting heavy machinery allegedly used by Hezbollah for rebuilding terror infrastructure [1][5] - Lebanese President Aoun condemned the airstrikes as "blatant aggression," highlighting the dangerous timing following the ceasefire agreement [2][4] - The airstrikes resulted in the destruction of multiple heavy machinery and caused one Syrian fatality along with seven injuries [2][4] Group 1 - Israel's airstrikes targeted six heavy machinery storage sites in southern Lebanon, disrupting nearby roads [2] - The Israeli Defense Forces claimed the machinery was used by Hezbollah to threaten civilian safety and violated a ceasefire agreement established in November 2024 [5] - The ceasefire agreement stipulated that Israeli forces should withdraw from southern Lebanon by January 26, 2025, but Israel extended the withdrawal deadline due to security concerns [5]

Group 1 - Hezbollah commemorated the deaths of senior commanders killed in Israeli airstrikes and reaffirmed its commitment to remain armed and engaged in conflict [1] - Hezbollah leader Naeem Qassem stated that the organization remains ready to sacrifice and will not disarm, despite Israeli targeted operations [1] - The Lebanese cabinet approved a military proposal to disarm Hezbollah, which has intensified political divisions within Lebanon and raised concerns about instability [1] Group 2 - According to the ceasefire agreement, Israel is required to gradually withdraw from southern Lebanon by January 26, 2025, but has extended the deadline to February 18 due to alleged non-compliance by Lebanon [2] - Following the extended deadline, Israel announced it would indefinitely maintain its presence in five positions in southern Lebanon, citing the need to protect northern Israeli residents [2] - Lebanon continues to demand a full withdrawal of Israeli forces from occupied territories [2]