Israeli attacks kill four in southern Lebanon

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

52% : Israel's ongoing spree is "part of a continued pattern of Israeli military activity, despite what is ostensibly a ceasefire", Pett said, adding that the "rumble and thud of explosions" could be heard across southern swaths of the country.
48% : The Lebanese leadership has rejected the possibility of Lebanon being used as a "bargaining chip" amid potential US-Israel negotiations with Iran, Pett said.
44% : "That is Israel demolishing houses and buildings," she said.
42% : ⁠Israeli attacks have killed at least four people in southern Lebanon's Nabatieh district, the state news agency reports, as Israel continues to pummel the country in defiance of a three-week extension of a ceasefire with Hezbollah.
39% : Hezbollah lawmaker Ali Fayyad said the ceasefire was "meaningless in light of Israel's insistence on hostile acts, including assassinations, shelling, and gunfire".
38% : Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Israel was "maintaining full freedom of action against any threat" and claimed Hezbollah was "trying to sabotage" the pause.
37% : Al Jazeera's Heidi Pett, reporting from the city of Tyre, said the attacks were carried out north of the Litani River, below which Israel has unilaterally declared to be operating.
26% : Before Trump's announcement, a poll by the Israel Democracy Institute suggested that Jewish Israeli respondents overwhelmingly supported continuing the conflict, even if it led to friction with the US.

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