On August 5, the Israeli army resumed its strikes on southern Lebanon, citing a ceasefire violation by Hezbollah, and issued an evacuation alert targeting the village of Mansouri. The next day, the Israeli military announced the death of two reserve soldiers killed by an explosive device in Majdal Zoun, while the previous day's strikes had killed at least one person and injured eleven on the Lebanese side. These events occurred during the seventh session of indirect Israel-Lebanon talks, held in Rome under US mediation, on the implementation of the security agreement signed in late June. On the same day, Human Rights Watch and Amnesty International released an investigation characterizing the death of Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil, killed on April 22 in al-Tiri, as a possible war crime.
