Archive · 6 Jan 2026
Israel Strikes Lebanon Despite Ceasefire
The Israeli military told people in four villages in Lebanon to leave their homes.
They said they plan to attack places where Hezbollah and Hamas have their military things.
The villages are in the east and south of Lebanon.
The order came from an Israeli military spokesperson on January 5.
There was a ceasefire agreement, but both sides say the other is breaking it.
Israel also did some attacks with drones that hurt and killed people.
The US helped make the ceasefire, but Israel and the US want Lebanon to take away Hezbollah's weapons.
Israeli military ordered evacuation of four villages in Lebanon.
Villages include Hammara, Ain el-Tineh, Kfar Hatta, and Aanan.
Strikes planned on Hezbollah and Hamas military infrastructure.
Order issued by Israeli military spokesperson on January 5.
Airstrikes and drone attacks resulted in casualties despite ceasefire.
- Who
- Israeli military spokesperson
- What
- Evacuation order and airstrikes on Hezbollah and Hamas targets in Lebanon
- When
- January 5
- Where
- Eastern and southern Lebanon
- Why
- Planned strikes on Hezbollah and Hamas infrastructure
- Location
- Four villages in eastern and southern Lebanon
- Villages
- Hammara, Ain el-Tineh, Kfar Hatta, Aanan
- Reason
- Planned strikes on Hezbollah and Hamas infrastructure
- Issued By
- Israeli military spokesperson
- Date
- January 5
- Casualties
- Two injured in Braikeh, two killed in Ayn al-Mizrab
- Ceasefire Broker
- United States
Sources
Israel urges evacuation of four villages in Lebanon ahead of strikes
Israel begins strikes of Hezbollah and Hamas ‘targets’ in Lebanon
Israel targets Hezbollah and Hamas sites in Lebanon despite ceasefire agreement
Israel Launches Strikes On Lebanon, Targets Hezbollah And Hamas
