UN peacekeepers report Israel’s increased activity in southern Lebanon
What to know about Israeli-Lebanese Conflict
The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) has reported an increase in Israeli military activity and projectile launches in southern Lebanon between August 5 and 16. The report highlights the resulting displacement of civilians and outlines UNIFIL's ongoing peacekeeping efforts and its scheduled withdrawal by 2027.
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What happened
The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) reports Israel’s increased activity in southern Lebanon in the past two weeks.
Why it matters
"The past two weeks have seen a marked increase in Israeli military activity in south Lebanon.
Common ground
Between 5 and 16 August, UNIFIL recorded an average of 137 projectiles per day, including 208 on Saturday and 185 on Sunday," it wrote on X.
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The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) has reported an increase in Israeli military activity and projectile launches in southern Lebanon between August 5 and 16. The report highlights the resulting displacement of civilians and outlines UNIFIL's ongoing peacekeeping efforts and its scheduled withdrawal by 2027.
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