Two people were killed on Friday in southern Lebanon due to Israeli airstrikes. The incident occurred despite an ongoing ceasefire between Israeli forces and Lebanese militant group Hezbollah, which has been in effect since late August. The attacks come amid heightened tensions in the region following recent military developments. Israeli forces announced on Thursday that they had captured the Ali Taher mountain ridge, a strategically important location in southern Lebanon. This area is considered vital for controlling movement and surveillance in the region, making it a key objective in the ongoing conflict. The capture of this ridge marked a significant shift in the military dynamics between the two sides. In response to the Israeli announcement, the Israeli military escalated its operations in southern Lebanon, conducting airstrikes that resulted in civilian casualties. The attacks have raised concerns about the stability of the ceasefire and the potential for further escalation. Both Israeli and Lebanese officials have called for restraint, though military activity continues in the area. The situation remains tense as both sides monitor each other's movements closely. While the ceasefire has helped reduce large-scale fighting, localized clashes and airstrikes continue to pose risks to civilians. The international community is closely watching the developments, hoping for a lasting resolution to the conflict.