Israel has intensified its military operations in Lebanon, conducting over 120 airstrikes in a single day, leading to significant civilian casualties. According to Lebanese health sources, at least 31 people have died and 40 have been injured, with strikes notably affecting the town of Burj al-Shamali, where children and women were among the casualties. Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu stated that the Israeli military is expanding its ground operations beyond the established security zone in southern Lebanon, aiming to fortify the area against threats from Hizbullah. The ongoing conflict has strained a ceasefire established on April 16, complicating peace negotiations involving the United States and Iran. The cumulative toll of the conflict since March 2 has reached 3,213 dead and 9,737 wounded in Lebanon, according to health ministry reports. The World Health Organization has confirmed at least 608 deaths due to Israeli attacks since the ceasefire began. The situation remains tense, with Hizbullah actively targeting Israeli forces in response to the escalated military actions.