Israel, Hezbollah Accuse Each Other of Cease-Fire Violations

The White House national security spokesman downplayed the incidents, saying that the cease-fire was ‘largely holding.’

Israeli soldiers patrol the perimeter of the agricultural settlement of Avivim, next to the Lebanese border in upper Galilee, Israel, on Dec. 2, 2024. Ohad Zwigenberg/AP Photo

Israel and Hezbollah have both accused each other of violations of the cease-fire agreement that went into effect on Nov. 27.

Both sides have taken specific military actions that they claim are justified within the terms of the 60-day truce, prompting mutual accusations of violations.