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Israeli strikes on a southern Lebanese village killed at least 11 people, according to Lebanese state media, in one of the deadliest incidents since a US-brokered ceasefire took hold between Israel and Hezbollah. A separate overnight Israeli air attack killed at least 10 people in another part of Lebanon, further straining the fragile truce. Analysts say Israel's claimed capture of a strategic ridge inside Lebanese territory has reshaped the dynamics of ongoing negotiations, complicating Lebanon's push for a durable peace agreement. The continued strikes and territorial moves are seen as undermining prospects for stability even as diplomatic talks, including sessions held in Rome, continue in an effort to shore up the ceasefire.