Lebanese authorities

Lebanese singer Fadel Shaker was released on bail after surrendering to authorities and facing charges of belonging to an armed group and involvement in 2013 clashes between Sunni militants and the Lebanese army near Sidon. His retrial is ongoing as part of a continuing investigation into the incidents.

Hezbollah lawmaker Hassan Fadlallah warned Lebanese authorities against enforcing a framework agreement with Israel, stating it would require civil war with US support. He declared Hezbollah's opposition as 'serious,' vowing to retain weapons and block implementation of the agreement.

Displaced families in Beirut remain skeptical of a truce between Israel and Hezbollah, citing past failures and ongoing uncertainty about returning home. Israeli attacks since March 2 have killed over 4,106 people and displaced more than 1.2 million in Lebanon.

The Israeli military bombed Beirut's southern suburbs, reportedly targeting a five-story apartment building and killing at least three people. The attack occurred as US and Iranian officials expressed optimism about a diplomatic deal, with accusations that Israel aimed to sabotage negotiations.

Lebanese authorities face public criticism for aligning with the US while advocating a ceasefire, as Hezbollah's conflict initiation and Iran alignment affect nearly a third of the country. Israel's strikes in southern Lebanon exacerbate the crisis.

The IDF conducted its first strike on Beirut in three weeks, targeting the head of an Iranian militia's missile force, though it remains unclear if he was killed. Over 135 targets were hit in the offensive, which resulted in 14 deaths, including children, according to Lebanese authorities.