At least eight killed in Israel’s air attacks on southern Lebanon
Summary
At least eight people were killed in recent Israeli air attacks on southern Lebanon, despite a U.S.-mediated ceasefire agreement. The attacks hit several villages, including Doueir, Tibnin, and Burj Shemali, causing deaths and damage to homes.Key Facts
- Israeli fighter jets attacked the village of Doueir, killing five people and injuring two.
- Two people were killed near a hospital in Tibnin, and one person died in a drone strike in Burj Shemali.
- The Red Cross found a body near Shebaa in Nabatieh governorate.
- These attacks happened despite a ceasefire extended until early July, mediated by the United States.
- On the previous day, at least 16 people were killed in other Israeli air strikes across southern Lebanon.
- Lebanese group Hezbollah reported clashes with Israeli forces in several villages including Haddatha, Biyyada, and Rashaf.
- Israeli forces are extending their operations into the western Bekaa Valley, targeting mainly Shia Muslim villages.
- Since March 2, over 3,000 people have been killed in Lebanon, more than 9,000 injured, and about 1.6 million displaced due to Israeli military actions.
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