Kat Lonsdorf
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first heard Jan 2025
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That's after an Israeli airstrike killed prominent Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil while she was reporting in the south, the eighth journalist killed by Israel in Lebanon in the past two months.
The Israeli military responded to Hezbollah's attack by carrying out several more airstrikes in the south on what it says were military structures.
All of this occurred as the Israeli and Lebanese ambassadors were in Washington to discuss the extension of the ceasefire.
Iran-backed Hezbollah has been opposed to direct talks, while Iran insisted on a ceasefire in Lebanon to continue peace talks with the U.S.
Kat Lonsdorff, NPR News, Beirut.
Looking south from a hill atop the village of Majdalzoun, you can see an Israeli flag waving in the wind over the neighboring Lebanese village.
Israel is still occupying a large swath of land in Lebanon's south, including dozens of towns and villages.
Hezbollah spokesperson Salman Harb tells NPR that the Iran-backed group does not agree with direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon.
But if the result of the negotiations is that Israel will withdraw from the Lebanese land, Harb says, then we're fine with that.
But on the other hand, he says, if the land remains occupied, it's our right to resist that occupation.
Kat Lonsdorff, NPR News, Majdal Zoon, in southern Lebanon.
Looking south from a hill atop the village of Majdalzoun, you can see an Israeli flag waving in the wind over the neighboring Lebanese village.
Israel is still occupying a large swath of land in Lebanon's south, including dozens of towns and villages.
Hezbollah spokesperson Salman Harb tells NPR that the Iran-backed group does not agree with direct negotiations between Israel and Lebanon.
But if the result of the negotiations is that Israel will withdraw from the Lebanese land, Harb says, then we're fine with that.
But on the other hand, he says, if the land remains occupied, it's our right to resist that occupation.
Kat Lonsdorff, NPR News, Majdal Zoon, in southern Lebanon.
46-year-old Abir Mohammed Al-Masri has been living in a tent in a parking lot with her six kids for nearly seven weeks.
She says she'd much rather be in their apartment in the southern suburbs, but...
It's more of a truce than a ceasefire.
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