Israel Vows to Occupy Swathe of Southern Lebanon After War
A surge in strikes by Israel hit Lebanon, prompting an urgent UN Security Council meeting after three peacekeepers were killed. Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz announced plans to occupy the south of Lebanon even after the current war against Hezbollah has ended.
Lebanon said Israeli strikes hit near Beirut's main airport road on Tuesday, as the UN Security Council held an urgent meeting after three peacekeepers were killed in the south. Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz said his country's military would occupy a swathe of southern Lebanon even after the current war against Hezbollah has ended. FRANCE 24's Olivia Bizot reports from Tyre, Lebanon.