More than a dozen reported killed in Israeli attacks on south Lebanon
Summary
Israeli air strikes in southern Lebanon have killed at least 20 people, including a civil defence rescuer, despite a ceasefire agreement. Fighting continues between Israel and Hezbollah near the border, with both sides reporting attacks and casualties. Talks between Israel and Lebanon are planned in Washington to try to strengthen the ceasefire.Key Facts
- Israeli air raids killed at least 20 people in southern Lebanon, including civilians and a civil defence member.
- The Lebanese health ministry reported 2,759 deaths and 8,512 injuries since fighting began in March.
- Israeli strikes targeted areas including Toura, Blat, Nabatieh, Bint Jbeil, Sidon, and Hasbaya districts.
- Hezbollah launched attacks on Israeli military targets in northern Israel and southern Lebanon.
- Israel has issued forced evacuation orders for some villages in southern Lebanon.
- Despite a ceasefire since April 17, fighting and drone attacks have continued on both sides.
- Lebanon and Israel plan to hold the second stage of US-brokered negotiations in Washington on May 14-15.
- Lebanese officials hope talks will halt attacks, release prisoners, and restore Lebanon’s territory.
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