Seven people were killed in an Israeli dawn air strike ​in southern Lebanon on Saturday, Lebanon’s state news agency said.Three others were injured when Israeli planes struck a house in the southern village of Ansar, Lebanon’s National News Agency said. The strike is ​one of the deadliest attacks on Lebanon in the weeks since it agreed to a US-mediated ⁠peace framework with Israel. The terms leave Israeli troops inside occupied southern Lebanon ‌until ‌Hizbullah ​is disarmed and the Lebanese army takes control, terms the Iran-backed militia has rejected as surrender.“The framework agreement ... is an Israeli ⁠order written in Israeli ink ​that the Lebanese authorities have signed ​on to,” Hizbullah chief Naim Qassem said during a speech on Friday.In a statement, ‌the Israeli military said it struck Hizbullah ​infrastructure overnight in what it described as a security zone in south ⁠Lebanon in response to actions ⁠against its soldiers. Israel’s military ​seized a swath of south Lebanon during a war with Hizbullah earlier this year, which was triggered when the group fired at Israel two days into the US-Israeli war on Iran. Israel has said it will keep its forces there to shield northern Israel from further attacks. During a visit to south Lebanon on Thursday, defence minister Israel Katz ‌said Israel would not ⁠withdraw from the regions it controls until Hizbullah is disarmed. A US state department official said a permanent Israeli military presence ‌in the area was not consistent with commitments set out in the deal with Lebanon’s government.At least ​4,300 people have been killed in Lebanon in ​the latest round of hostilities since March 2nd. – Reuters