Israeli-Lebanese agreements 20260703

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Summary of developments regarding ceasefire agreements between the Israelis and the Lebanese government: June 3, 2026.

Includes: children's without education; Israeli attacks;

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Amal Movement official meets Iranian Parliament Speaker Ghalibaf A senior member of Lebanon’s Shia-affiliated Amal Movement political party has met Iranian Parliament Speaker Mohammad Bagher Ghalibaf in Tehran, along with other Lebanese officials. The Lebanese delegation and Ghalibaf discussed matters of mutual interest and emphasized the solidarity between Iran and Lebanon, as well as their respective parliaments, according to Iranian media. The Lebanese delegation traveled to Iran to attend Khamenei’s funeral, which will begin on Saturday. Led by Lebanese Parliament Speaker Nabih Berri, the Amal Movement is a key ally of Lebanon’s other major Shia party – and armed group – the Iran-backed Hezbollah.
UNICEF warns 100,000 children in Lebanon risk missing school year More than 100,000 children in Lebanon could miss out on school this year unless classrooms damaged during recent fighting are urgently repaired, the UN children’s agency has warned. A nationwide assessment carried out in June by Lebanon’s Education Ministry, with UNICEF’s support, found that 340 schools were damaged in the recent conflict between Israel and Hezbollah, including 17 destroyed completely. Lebanon’s new school year begins in September. The worst-hit areas include Nabatieh, South Lebanon, Bekaa, Baalbek-Hermel, Beirut, and Mount Lebanon, according to UNICEF.
Israeli soldier "seriously injured" in southern Lebanon The Israeli military said one of its soldiers was “seriously injured” during an “encounter” in southern Lebanon on Thursday. “The soldier was evacuated to receive medical treatment at a hospital, and his family was notified,” the military said in a statement posted on X.
Israeli drone strikes vehicle in southern Lebanon, wounding 2 Lebanon’s National News Agency reports that an Israeli drone hit a vehicle in the town of Seddiqine in the Tyre district of southern Lebanon overnight. A second strike on the same area quickly followed. According to the report, the consecutive strikes left two people wounded.