Tensions escalated on the Lebanon-Israel border as Hezbollah launched multiple missile strikes against Israeli military targets. Israel responded with airstrikes on southern Lebanese towns, resulting in one Hezbollah fighter killed and several injured. U.S. envoy Amos Hochstein arrived in Israel to attempt de-escalation, warning against a full-scale war with Lebanon. Netanyahu, however, insisted on a "radical change" on the northern border. Yemen's involvement intensified as they launched missiles at Tel Aviv and claimed to have shot down a U.S. drone. Internally, Lebanon grappled with presidential vacancy discussions and economic concerns. The day ended with growing apprehension about potential Israeli plans to establish a "security strip" in southern Lebanon, echoing past conflicts.