Overview
- The Israel Defense Forces announced a new wave of attacks on Hezbollah infrastructure in southern Lebanon on Jan. 11.
- The military said the operations respond to continued violations of the cease-fire by the group.
- Lebanon's army said it completed the first phase of transferring Hezbollah weapons in the south to state control.
- Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu welcomed the Lebanese steps yet called them insufficient.
- Israel withdrew most forces after the truce's 60-day window but kept five border positions inside Lebanon, as Hezbollah's pullback north of the Litani remains incomplete.