Morning update Good morning Middle East Eye readers, Israeli shelling was reported across southern Lebanon early on Friday, including in Tyre and Nabatieh, despite a recent agreement between the US and Iran, which categorically calls for a halt to fighting between Israel and Lebanon. While Israel's military said it was striking Hezbollah targets, the country's National News Agency indicated that areas targeted were populated residential towns.  Here are the latest updates from the region:  Expected US-Iran talks on Friday at the Burgenstock mountaintop resort in Switzerland will not take place, the Swiss foreign ministry said in a statement.  French President Emmanuel Macron called on Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to "show a sense of responsibility" amid increased military action in the region, adding that its military strategy in Lebanon, Gaza and the West Bank "runs contrary to Israel's own interests" in the long-run.  US Vice President JD Vance criticised Israeli cabinet members in a press briefing on Thursday, in a departure from his usual stance on Israel. He said that "Israelis, like everybody else, have to respect this peace process".