Article Summary

Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon have killed at least 32 people and wounded many more since a ceasefire took effect, with attacks hitting homes, killing entire families and drawing sharp criticism for undermining peace efforts. The article highlights civilian deaths, including children, and emphasizes how the ongoing violence threatens U.S.-led negotiations involving Iran, Lebanon, and regional mediators. Reports come from Lebanese authorities and Al Jazeera, stressing the humanitarian toll and instability caused by the strikes.