Multiple web search results cite the claim that Israel's UN envoy described the ceasefire extension as 'not 100%.' Specifically, CNN and RT World News report this statement from Israel’s UN Ambassador Danon. The Wikipedia entries provide context for recent ceasefires but do not contradict the specific quote.

The claim is directly supported by a web search result quoting 'Sweeney' regarding the occupation of swathes of southern Lebanon and the imposition of a 'Gaza-style yellow zone' covering around 55 towns and villages. Another web search result mentions Israel planning to occupy swathes of south Lebanon and prevent return, corroborating the theme of occupation and displacement. While Wikipedia provides context on past conflicts, the specific details of the 'yellow zone' and 55 towns are corroborated by the web search results.

The claim regarding the destruction of civilian infrastructure and high casualty counts is supported by multiple web search results citing reports from various sources. One web search mentions Israeli soldiers and settlers killing Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank during a 'ceasefire.' Another web search provides casualty figures for Lebanon since the escalation, mentioning the killing of civilians and displacement. These reports corroborate the general pattern of violence and civilian impact described in the claim, even if the exact numbers (2,500 deaths) cannot be independently verified across all sources.