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At least six people were killed in overnight strikes
Attacks far beyond the frontline and rising civilian death toll point to widening buffer-zone strategy
Two Civil Defence workers were killed on Wednesday in a direct strike, bringing total to nine – most during a 'ceasefire'
Exclusive data, satellite imagery and legal analysis reveal destruction that experts believe meets the threshold of amounting to a war crime
Two paramedics among those killed as Lebanon prepares for new round of talks with Israel in Washington
Ten people were killed, including a soldier and his brother
With residents unable to return to 'security zone', systematic destruction of villages proceeds with few witnesses
Tebnin Hospital, the last one operating on the front line, is surrounded by the sound of explosions as staff refuse to leave
Photographer Zeinab Faraj told The National how she waited for hours with Amal Khalil for help that came too late after a triple-tap strike
Christian border villages remain isolated despite ceasefire
Rocket fire at Israeli troops and drone launch towards Israel test fragile truce
Israeli military's 'forward defence line' brings dozens of southern villages under its heel
Tens of thousands returned to their hometowns in the south, but many found their homes destroyed and their villages razed, or still under Israeli occupation
Israel's army has killed more than 90 paramedics in Lebanon since latest war with Hezbollah started
Residents return amid ceasefire, after forced displacement and relentless strikes reduced city's population from 60,000 to 450
