A ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah reached in November 2024 has collapsed as fighting resumed in March 2026, with the arrangement proving structurally weak and lacking enforcement mechanisms. According to UNIFIL records, Israel conducted over 10,000 violations of Lebanese airspace between the ceasefire and its breakdown, resulting in approximately 400 deaths, while Israeli forces maintained control of Lebanese territory and prevented the Lebanese military from fully redeploying in the south.
Otto Beta
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A ceasefire agreement between Israel and Hezbollah reached in November 2024 has collapsed as fighting resumed in March 2026, with the arrangement proving structurally weak and lacking enforcement mechanisms. According to UNIFIL records, Israel conducted over 10,000 violations of Lebanese airspace between the ceasefire and its breakdown, resulting in approximately 400 deaths, while Israeli forces maintained control of Lebanese territory and prevented the Lebanese military from fully redeploying in the south.