Hezbollah Funeral in 'Skin Ice Cease'...International aid workers die again.

Funeral after 64 days of Hasan Nasrallah's death
Sporadic airstrikes in Israel..."Hezbollah's Military Facility Strikes"
Gaza Kanyunisu Vehicle Shot...Thirteen deaths, including children
International aid workers also killed in car raid in Gaza

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The funeral of Hasan Nasrallah, the head of Lebanon's armed faction Hezbollah, which recently entered an "unstable ceasefire" with Israel, was held more than two months after his death.

On the Gaza side, aid workers were killed as Israel stepped up its offensive.

Reporter Hwang Bo-sun reports.

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Dahiyeh, a suburb south of Beirut, Lebanon.

Hasan Nasrallah, who led Hezbollah, was killed in a targeted Israeli airstrike on September 27.

Here, Nasrallah's funeral was held.

It's been 64 days since his death and three days since the ceasefire began.

In the midst of this, sporadic airstrikes by enemy countries continued.

Israel's air force has claimed to have hit Hezbollah's military facilities on the Syrian-Lebanon border.

The reason is that weapons smuggling took place even after the ceasefire.

The two sides accuse each other of violating the cease-fire agreement, making it unsettling to know when the agreement might be broken.

Gaza is still at war.

A vehicle distributing relief supplies in Canunis, southern Gaza, was hit by an Israeli missile, killing more than 10 people, including children.

[Rami Alsori / Vehicle Air Raid Witness: I was handing out vegetables and the missile fell off. Children, women, and men were scattered here and there.]

Another car was also attacked, with five people killed, including employees of the aid group World Central Kitchen.

[Mohamed / Witness: That car was coming this way and it hit two missiles. As you can see, there are two holes.]

The Israeli military says it removed Hamas figures who participated in the attack on Israel on October 7 last year.

The aid group also lost seven employees to an Israeli airstrike in April.

Palestinian militant Hamas released a video of Israeli and U.S. dual-national hostage Ethan Alexander.

In the video, Alexander urged Israel and the United States to work toward the release of hostages.

This is YTN Hwang Bo-seon.


Video editing: Jung Kook-yoon