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Israeli Activists Cross Into Lebanon as IDF and Police Launch Search

A group of Israeli activists, primarily minors, crossed from the Ghajar area into southern Lebanon on Wednesday afternoon, prompting IDF troops and police to search for them. Israel Hayom reported that 10 girls crossed, while Ynet said the activists claimed dozens had entered, including families, and reported that one woman who crossed with a toddler was detained. The group said it intended to establish a community in the territory. The crossing, which the report described as unlawful, unfolded as the IDF carried out strikes in southern Lebanon after accusing Hezbollah of a ceasefire violation.

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Sources factually disagree on the scale: Israel Hayom reports that 10 girls crossed; Ynet reports that the activists claimed dozens entered, including families. The remaining facts are uniform: Israeli activists crossed near Ghajar, and IDF troops and police launched a search during strikes in southern Lebanon.

Courtroom-sketch editorial illustration of the south Lebanon coast; contextual illustration, not the reported event.

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