Jaina Raff

Israel accuses Hezbollah of rebuilding its military structure.

The Lebanese government says it is continuing to disarm the militant group along the border, as called for under the ceasefire.

For NPR News, I'm Jaina Raff in Beirut.

UNIFIL said this week it had reported to the U.N.

Security Council over 7,500 Israeli air violations and almost 2,500 ground incursions since the two countries signed a ceasefire a year ago.

The Israeli attacks have killed more than 300 people, according to the Lebanese government.

UNIFIL says at least one-third were civilians.

Israel says it has responded to the military group Hezbollah attempts to rebuild its military capacity.

UNIFIL has not recorded any cross-border violations by Hezbollah after the ceasefire.

For NPR News, I'm Jaina Raff in Beirut.

UNIFIL said this week it had reported to the UN Security Council over 7,500 Israeli air violations and almost 2,500 ground incursions since the two countries signed a ceasefire a year ago.

The Israeli attacks have killed more than 300 people, according to the Lebanese government.

UNIFIL says at least one-third were civilians.

Israel says it has responded to the military group Hezbollah attempts to rebuild its military capacity.

UNIFIL has not recorded any cross-border violations by Hezbollah after the ceasefire.

For NPR News, I'm Jaina Raff in Beirut.

The Israeli military bombed the two villages after warning residents to leave.

Earlier on Wednesday, Israel killed one person and wounded several others, including students on a bus in a separate drone strike, according to Lebanese authorities.

That's despite a ceasefire signed with Lebanon a year ago, halting its war with the militant group Hezbollah.

While Hezbollah has not attacked Israel, the Israeli military has launched almost daily strikes.