Israeli strikes hit Lebanon after Netanyahu orders attacks on Hezbollah

New Israeli strikes were reported in southern Lebanon on Saturday night following orders from Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to attack Hezbollah targets. The Israeli army accused Hezbollah of breaching the recently extended ceasefire. Earlier in the day, attacks killed six people: four in Yohmor al-Shaqeef and two in Safad al-Battikh, with 17 injured in the latter. Israel's military said it eliminated three Hezbollah operatives in a vehicle loaded with weapons, another on a motorcycle, and two more armed members elsewhere. It also reported two projectiles launched from Lebanon, calling it a blatant violation, and intercepted a suspicious aerial target.