Israeli car attack in Lebanon kills at least four | Israel attacks Lebanon News

Israel continues to incite conflict in southern Lebanon despite agreeing with the US to sign a cease-fire agreement two weeks ago.

An Israeli attack on a vehicle in southern Lebanon has killed at least four people, according to Lebanese media.

The National News Agency (NNA) reported on Monday that a school principal, his mother, a domestic worker and a Syrian citizen were killed when an Israeli plane targeted the car they were traveling in while returning from their home in Nabatieh al-Fawqa.

Israel has continued to launch moderate attacks in southern Lebanon, particularly in the Nabatieh region, despite a two-week ceasefire, which it says targets Hezbollah and its fighters. The two groups are accusing each other of violating the law.

The agreement signed by the United States and Iran to end the regional conflict last month also established a ceasefire in Lebanon, which began on June 21.

Hezbollah joined the US-Israel war with Iran on March 2 by throwing stones at Israel in retaliation for the assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei.

Lebanese officials say Israeli attacks since then have killed at least 4,300 people.

According to the United Nations, more than 640,000 refugees have returned to Lebanon since June 22, after the government said the conflict had displaced more than a million people.