Israeli strikes on south Lebanon kill nine in worst toll since June
Summary
Two Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed nine people, including three children, and injured 11 others. These attacks marked the worst violence since a June ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah aimed at reducing hostilities.Key Facts
- Israeli warplanes bombed a home near Ansar village, killing seven people and destroying the house.
- Another airstrike hit a home in Deir al-Zahrani town, killing two and injuring nine.
- An Israeli drone targeted a motorcycle in Nabatieh city, but the rider’s fate is unknown.
- Israel said the strikes targeted Hezbollah military sites after Hezbollah fighters attacked Israeli soldiers.
- The attacks happened outside Israel’s declared “security zone” in southern Lebanon.
- Roads around the affected villages were crowded as people tried to escape to safer areas.
- Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam condemned the strikes and called for an end to the violence.
- These attacks came despite a US-backed ceasefire and agreements aiming to reduce conflict in the region.
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