Months after a ceasefire, Israel and Hezbollah have renewed fighting over a strategically important hill in southern Lebanon. The position is considered valuable because of its elevated terrain and potential role in monitoring surrounding areas. The clashes highlight how fragile the truce remains, with both sides accusing the other of violating security arrangements. Lebanese officials and international mediators face pressure to prevent further escalation, protect civilians, and preserve the ceasefire. Continued fighting could threaten wider regional stability in Lebanon again.
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