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Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said in a statement on Wednesday that the two-week ceasefire agreed to by the US and Iran does not include Lebanon, contradicting Tehran's account of the deal.
"Israel supports President [Donald] Trump's decision to suspend strikes against Iran for two weeks subject to Iran immediately opening the [Strait of Hormuz] and stopping all attacks on the US, Israel and countries in the region," the statement from Mr Netanyahu's office said.
The US had allegedly told Israel it would achieve its goals in the coming negotiations with Iran. "The two-week ceasefire does not include Lebanon," the statement added.
Israel's statement is at odds with Iran's announcement that the ceasefire includes the "cessation of the war on all fronts, including against the heroic Islamic resistance in Lebanon".
Israel attacked several locations in Lebanon, causing damage to a hospital and an ambulance in the early hours of Wednesday, the state news agency NNA reported. An Israeli strike hit Hiram hospital in Tyre "causing extensive damage to the building, including patient rooms and the hospital entrance, which collapsed on to parked cars", NNA reported. Four people were killed in the attack that hit a building near the hospital.
Israel also struck an ambulance in Tyre "resulting in fatalities", NNA added.
A parked car in Sidon's seaside promenade was also struck at dawn "resulting in a large number of martyrs and wounded", NNA reported. The attack took place near two cafes with customers inside.
Casualties were also reported after Israel attacked a "medical point" run by the Islamic Health Authority in Shaqra. Other areas struck included Haddatha, Rabaa Thalathin, Abbasieh and Jmeijmeh, NNA said.
