The Israeli army launched strikes against Hezbollah in Beirut, killing four people and wounding another ten.

The Israeli army (IDF) has begun a new wave of attacks on Hezbollah's infrastructure in Beirut, announcing the destruction of a rocket launcher used to target communities in Galilee.

A recent attack on a hotel in downtown Beirut resulted in the death of four people and the injury of another ten, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health. Additionally, the IDF attacked 16 aircraft of the Quds Force from Iran, which were transporting weapons to Hezbollah. The Lebanese Minister of Social Affairs reported that 454,000 people have registered as displaced, and approximately 100,000 have remained in government shelters.

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the Lebanese government about "disastrous consequences" if they do not respect the ceasefire and do not disarm Hezbollah, emphasizing their responsibility in maintaining peace.