UNIFIL troops said that while Israeli drones are constantly flying in the area, UNIFIL personnel have not seen any Hezbollah affiliates.
Strikes attributed to Israel were also reported in the Yarin area near Tyre.
The peacekeepers used non-lethal force to protect themselves and those present, according to UNIFIL.
The report claimed that the cameras were 'initially intended for espionage and surveillance,' and operated with a sensor that detects movement and records it automatically.
Hezbollah appears to retain significant military and political power in Lebanon, and the dispersed Israeli inhabitants of the Israel-Lebanon border region are still unable to return to their homes.
The IDF said that the Lebanese army is doing better than ever before and is surprisingly confronting Hezbollah in some instances but that its performance is still far below where it needs to be.
The IDF will stay in five small strategic locations. The US supports this decision. However, it is unclear how this will work.
Protestors claimed their goal was to secure the return of citizens stranded in Iran and block external influences on the Lebanese government.
Southern Lebanon military intelligence head Suhil Bahij Gharb reportedly handed Hezbollah classified information from an international war room.
Lebanon is at a crossroads. This election offers a chance for the country to reclaim sovereignty, strengthen state institutions, and ensure significant foreign aid.
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