It seems that it lasted only 24 hours.
He said on Thursday that a group of suspects, some of them with vehicles, were located in several areas in southern Lebanon and spoke of a violation of the agreement with the .
At the same time, Lebanese sources and public media are talking about firing from Israeli tanks against three towns in southeastern Lebanon on the border with Israel, 24 hours.
Tank fire hit Markaba, Ouazani and Kfarsuba, which are within two kilometers of the Blue Line demarcating the border between Lebanon and Israel. One of the security sources said two people were injured in Markaba.
A ceasefire between Israel and the Lebanese militant group Hezbollah came into force on Wednesday under a deal brokered by the US and France to allow displaced people in both countries to begin returning to their homes in border areas that have disbanded after 14 months of hostilities.
But managing returns is complicated. Israeli troops are still stationed on Lebanese soil in towns along the border, and this morning the Israeli military called on residents of border-strip towns not to return yet for their own safety.
The three cities affected today are in this lane.
There was no immediate comment on the tank firings from Hezbollah or Israel, which has been fighting a parallel war in Gaza for more than a year.
The deal ended the deadliest standoff between Israel and the Iran-backed militant group in years. But Israel is still fighting the Palestinian Islamist militant group Hamas in the Gaza Strip.
Under the terms of the ceasefire, Israeli forces have up to 60 days to withdraw from southern Lebanon. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said he had instructed the army not to allow residents to return to villages near the border.
