An Israeli air strike in southern Lebanon killed at least four people, escalating tensions in a fragile truce with Hezbollah. This incident highlights ongoing violations of the ceasefire and the precarious security situation in the region.

On November 2, 2025, an Israeli air strike in Kfarsir, southern Lebanon, killed at least four people and injured three, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health. This attack, which utilized a guided missile, occurred amidst a fragile truce with Hezbollah that has been in place since November 2024. The strike is part of a pattern of Israeli military actions that have continued despite the ceasefire, with Israel asserting that it targets Hezbollah but resulting in civilian casualties. Lebanese President Joseph Aoun has accused Israel of escalating its military operations in response to his calls for negotiations to secure a more lasting peace. The situation remains tense, with Aoun instructing Lebanese armed forces to confront any new Israeli incursions, following an incident where Israeli soldiers entered the border town of Blida, leading to the death of a municipal worker. The ongoing conflict, which began in 2023, has seen significant civilian casualties and raises concerns about the stability of the region.