Israel Airstrike Kills 203: Ceasefire Shattered in Lebanon

Israel launches a deadly airstrike in Lebanon just hours after a supposed ceasefire announcement. At least 203 people are dead and over 1,000 others are injured following a 10-minute blitz by Israeli jets. This attack comes right after U.S. President Donald Trump declared a two-week ceasefire aimed at halting the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. While local and international condemnation pours in, the U.S. does not criticize its ally Israel. Iran condemns the airstrike as a "grave violation" and urges the U.S. to intervene. Since last month, more than 1,700 have died in Lebanon as Israel targets Hezbollah to achieve its military goals. The ceasefire was mediated by Pakistan's Prime Minister, but Israel's government insists Lebanon is excluded from the deal due to its ties with Hezbollah. It's worth noting that the Israeli Defense Forces claim this was their largest coordinated strike yet in the ongoing operation against Iran. As tensions escalate, the situation in Lebanon remains critical. This matters because the stability of the region impacts global peace and security.