A family displaced from their destroyed home in southern Lebanon sought shelter in another area, believing it would be safer. But an Israeli airstrike killed them there, according to Al Jazeera correspondent Ali Hashem.
Reporting from Ansar in southern Lebanon, Hashem says the attack highlights the dilemma facing Lebanon as a ceasefire agreement remains in place on paper but is not holding for people being killed on the ground.
He says the Lebanese and Israeli governments have reached an agreement, but its implementation remains a major challenge as violence continues and civilians face an uncertain and bloody path ahead.
Al Jazeera’s Ali Hashem reports from Ansar, southern Lebanon.
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