An Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon on Saturday killed four people and wounded three, according to Lebanese health officials. The attack targeted a car in the Nabatiyeh district and was aimed at a member of Hezbollah's elite Radwan Force, Israeli sources said. The strike comes after a ceasefire agreement that required both Israel and Hezbollah to vacate southern Lebanon, with the Lebanese army taking control of the area. Despite the ceasefire, Israel continues to conduct operations against Hezbollah, citing attempts by the group to rearm, and has reportedly killed over 330 operatives since the agreement. Hezbollah remains under pressure to disarm but has refused to lay down its weapons, raising concerns about the potential for renewed conflict in the region.