From Kfarshouba to Tyre, glowing missile trails, documented in dozens of videos, were met with applause, gunfire, and fireworks, moments that lifted the morale of an audience long steeped in frustration. Yet beneath this brief joy, anxiety still lingers.

Tensions continue to mount between local residents in southern Lebanon and UNIFIL troops following the ceasefire, with recent altercations raising concerns about the peacekeeping force’s conduct.

Lebanese Army recently expanded its operations along the southern border rapidly. From Odaisseh to Markaba and Aita al-Shaab, the army pushed closer to areas that the Israeli army either occupied or isolated following the February 18 ceasefire agreement.

According to informed sources, the Lebanese government and the army received recommendations to relocate all polling stations away from the frontline border towns.

Targeting prefabricated structures in southern border towns has become the new focus of “Israel’s” ongoing aggression.

The enemy's motivation, preparedness, and determination to prolong the war became clear the moment the ceasefire in Gaza was announced.