Israel says it killed 'Hezbollah fighter' in southern Lebanon

The Israeli military has said it struck a "Hezbollah fighter" in southern Lebanon who threatened its troops - without offering additional information on the alleged fighter.

This comes after a US envoy Amos Hochstein told Al Jazeera in Doha that there were "violations on both sides" of the Lebanon ceasefire. 

"Hezbollah must move to the north without their weapons," he said.

"I think Israel is clear that it will monitor these violations and as the [monitoring] mechanism takes hold, we’ll see - my hope is - that we’ll see a lot less activity, to zero activity.”"