The Israeli military has warned Lebanese civilians not to return to villages in the country's south, as thousands of people attempt to go back to their war-ravaged communities following a U.S.-brokered cease-fire. The cease-fire, which began on Wednesday, ended over a year of cross-border fighting and an Israeli ground invasion. However, the Israeli military has opened fire on people arriving in several areas of southern Lebanon, stating that they are violating the agreement. Movement within those towns is also prohibited at this time.