Israel strikes southern Lebanon a day after ceasefire framework signed

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Israel carried out strikes on southern Lebanon, killing at least one person, according to Lebanese state media. The attacks occurred just one day after Lebanon and Israel signed a framework agreement. Hezbollah has condemned the new deal between the two sides. The strikes raise immediate questions about the durability of the recently concluded agreement.

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