Hezbollah refuses "under fire" negotiations with Israel, which continues its attacks on Lebanon.

Hezbollah rejected any 'under fire' negotiations with Israel on Wednesday, which has intensified attacks on the group's strongholds in Lebanon.

According to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, Israeli attacks have resulted in the deaths of 1,094 people, including 121 children, and have injured over 3,000, causing the displacement of over a million people.

Hezbollah leader, Naim Qassem, stated that negotiations under these conditions would represent a 'surrender', while the Lebanese government is calling for discussions with Israel.

On the ground, Hezbollah has launched over 80 attacks against Israeli positions, and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu announced the expansion of the 'buffer zone' in Lebanon.

Israeli aviation continued bombings on the suburbs of southern Beirut, while the UN has called for an end to the attacks and the protection of civilians.