Fragile Ceasefire Holds, but Southern Lebanon Faces Daily Strikes

One year ago, a ceasefire ended intense fighting between Israel and the Lebanese group Hezbollah. The conflict began after a "pager attack" injured Hezbollah members. The truce has largely prevented a return to full-scale war. However, the situation remains tense and unstable for communities in southern Lebanon. Israel continues to conduct regular strikes in the region. These ongoing attacks make daily life extremely difficult for local residents. The persistent violence underscores the fragility of the agreement, leaving the long-term peace in doubt.