Ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon goes into effect

<p>In the past 24 hours, the IDF struck more than 380 Hezbollah terror organization targets in order to support the operations of ground forces operating in southern Lebanon.</p><p>Among the infrastructure struck: Terrorists, headquarters, and numerous launchers, including launchers that launched rockets toward Israeli territory and were dismantled in a rapid response.</p><p> </p>

Residents of Kiryat Shmona and the area may leave shelters

Iranian Parliament speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf claims that the new Israel-Lebanon ceasefire resulted from Hezbollah’s resilience and the “Axis of Resistance".

<p>IDF Arabic-language spokesperson, Lieutenant Colonel Avichay Adraee, issued a warning to residents of southern Lebanon not to return to localities south of the Litani River, even after the ceasefire agreement went into effect.</p><p>“The IDF continues to remain deployed in its positions in southern Lebanon in the face of Hezbollah’s ongoing terrorist activity. For the sake of your security and the safety of your families, and until further notice, you are required not to move south of the Litani River," he stated.</p>

Two hours after ceasefire goes into effect: Siren in Netu'a, northern Israel

US House of Representatives rejects, by a single vote, a resolution requiring President Donald Trump to withdraw US forces from the war with Iran unless Congress authorizes continued military action.

Home Front Command: Residents of Netu'a may leave shelters