Israeli troops have advanced into Lebanon, capturing Beaufort castle, marking the deepest incursion since their withdrawal 26 years ago. This action occurs despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire aimed at extending a truce with Iran. Israel states that its operations are focused on the Hezbollah militant group, which has been involved in attacks against Israeli forces. Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam has accused Israel of widespread destruction in Lebanon, where over 3,300 people have died since the conflict escalated on March 2, 2026. The castle, significant for its historical and strategic value, was previously held by Israeli forces for 18 years. Direct talks between Israeli and Lebanese officials are ongoing, addressing issues such as the withdrawal of Israeli forces and the disarmament of Hezbollah, which has refused to disarm while Israeli troops remain in Lebanon.
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Israeli Forces Advance into Lebanon, Capturing Beaufort Castle Amid Ongoing Conflict
Israeli forces have made a significant incursion into Lebanon, capturing Beaufort castle, the first such advance in 26 years. This operation is part of a broader conflict involving Hezbollah and comes despite a U.S.-brokered ceasefire. The situation has resulted in significant casualties and displacement in Lebanon, with ongoing diplomatic talks between Israel and Lebanon.
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Benjamin Netanyahu
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Israeli forces seize castle, make deepest push inside Lebanon in 26 years, complicating Iran deal
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Israeli Forces Advance into Lebanon, Capturing Beaufort Castle Amid Ongoing Conflict
