Israel Air Strikes Resume Against Hezbollah in Lebanon

On a tense day marked by renewed conflict, Israel launched air strikes on the southern suburbs of Beirut targeting an underground Hezbollah warehouse after a five-day pause. These strikes come as the Israeli military reported hitting over 140 Hezbollah targets within 24 hours. The situation escalates as Israel faces international scrutiny over humanitarian aid to Gaza, with the U.S. warning of potential military funding cuts unless aid logistics are improved. Following the U.S. ultimatum, aid has started entering Northern Gaza, marking the first aid in two weeks. The humanitarian crisis remains dire, with many displaced and essential resources in short supply. In a tragic turn of events, the mayor of Naatia, a town in southern Lebanon, was reported killed during the Israeli air strikes targeting a local authority building. The ongoing conflict and military operations against Hezbollah reflect Israel's strategy to counter threats while navigating complex political ramifications and urgent needs for aid in Gaza. The situation remains fluid, with continuous developments expected as tensions keep rising.