Israel intercepts 'hostile aircraft' that crossed from Lebanon, military says

Israeli forces intercepted a "hostile aircraft" that entered northern Israel from Lebanon, but the incident's connection to Hezbollah remains unclear amid a partial ceasefire between the two groups.

The Israeli military said ‌it intercepted a "hostile aircraft" that crossed into northern Israel from Lebanon ‌on Wednesday.

It did not link ‌the drone to Hezbollah, and the Iran-backed group has not claimed ⁠responsibility ​for ⁠the incident. Lebanon had announced a ⁠partial ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel ​that would see Israel halt ⁠strikes on Beirut's Hezbollah-controlled suburbs and ⁠Hezbollah ​stop attacks on Israel, though the agreement does ⁠not end the conflict, according to ⁠Lebanon's ⁠embassy in Washington.