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Asharq Al-Awsat
21-05-2025
- Politics
- Asharq Al-Awsat
Israeli Strike Kills Man in South Lebanon
The Lebanese health ministry said an Israeli strike killed a man in southern Lebanon on Wednesday, the latest attack despite a ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah. An "Israeli enemy drone" struck a car in the coastal district of Tyre, the ministry said. It was the third consecutive day of Israeli attacks on Lebanon. Israel said it killed two Hezbollah members over the past two days. Israel has kept up strikes on Lebanon despite the November truce that sought to halt more than a year of hostilities with Hezbollah, including two months of full-blown war. Lebanon has called on the international community to pressure Israel to end its attacks and withdraw its remaining troops.
Arab News
20-05-2025
- Politics
- Arab News
Lebanon says 9 wounded in Israeli strike
BEIRUT: Lebanon's health ministry said an Israeli strike on Tuesday wounded nine people in the country's south, the latest attack despite a ceasefire between Israel and militant group latest reported strike, which the Israeli military did not immediately comment on, came a day after Israel said it had killed a member of Hezbollah's elite Radwan force in the border area of Lebanese health ministry on Tuesday said that an 'Israeli enemy drone' hit a motorcycle in the coastal Tyre people were wounded in the attack including three in 'critical condition,' the ministry said, adding that two children were among the has continued to launch strikes on its northern neighbor despite the November truce that sought to halt more than a year of hostilities with Iran-backed Hezbollah including two months of full-blown the terms of the ceasefire deal, only UN peacekeepers and the Lebanese army should be deployed in southern Lebanon, though Israel has retained its forces in five areas it has declared has called on the international community to pressure Israel to end its attacks and withdraw all its troops.
Al Manar
16-04-2025
- Politics
- Al Manar
Martyrs as Israeli Enemy Stages More Attacks on Lebanon
Casualties were reported on Wednesday, including martyrs, as the Israeli enemy carried out attacks on Lebanon in other violations of the ceasefire. Lebanese Health Ministry announced that one person was martyred and another was injured in an Israeli drone strike on a motorcycle in the southern town of Hanin. 🔸🔹 بعد الحرب الأخيرة في 2024، استمرت إسرائيل في خرق اتفاق وقف إطلاق النار بشكل سافر، حيث لا تزال غارات الطيران الإسرائيلي والمسيّرات تضرب الأراضي اللبنانية. الأماكن التي تستهدفها إسرائيل، بما فيها مناطق مثل وادي الحجير وبلدة حانين، تُعد خرقاً سافراً للقرار الأخير الصادر عن… — المنصة+ (@AlmenassaPlus) April 16, 2025 Meanwhile, Al-Manar correspondent in south Lebanon reported that a Lebanese citizen was martyred another Israeli drone strike on Wednesday. Our correspondent said the strike targeted a car on the road linking Al-Hujeir Valley and Al-Ghandouriyeh. On the other hand, a Lebanese citizen succumbed to wounds sustained during an Israeli strike on a vehicle in the border town of Aytaroun, Al-Manar reported added. شهيدين بعد استشهاد الجريح الفتى البالغ من العمر سبعة عشر عاما متأثرا بإصاباته البليغة. تجدر الاشارة الى ان اعتداءات العدو الاسرائيلي شملت في الساعات الاخيرة مركز كشافة الرسالة في طيرحرفا والذي تم استهدافه بغارة ليلا بما يناقض كل الأعراف والقوانين الدولية. — Ministry of Public Health – Lebanon (@mophleb) April 16, 2025 Elsewhere in the border town of Teir Harfa, the Israeli enemy staged strikes that targeted Al-Risala Scout Association center and two prefabricated houses in the town.
LBCI
04-04-2025
- LBCI
Israeli airstrike on Sidon apartment kills three: Health Ministry
The Lebanese Health Ministry announced on Friday that the Israeli airstrike that targeted an apartment in the southern Lebanese town of Sidon killed three people.
Yahoo
23-03-2025
- Politics
- Yahoo
Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill 7, officials say, as IDF threatens more attacks
Israeli strikes in Lebanon killed at least seven people on Saturday, according to the Lebanese Health Ministry, as the Israel Defense Forces responded to rocket launches from the south of the country toward Israel. The cross-border exchanges were the largest since a U.S.-brokered truce came into effect in November, ending more than a year of fighting between Israeli forces and the Iran-backed Lebanese Hezbollah militia. A child was among the seven people killed by Israel's strikes, the Lebanese Health Ministry said. Another 40 people were injured, it added in a statement. The ministry reported Israeli strikes in at least seven areas of the country's south, where Hezbollah wields major influence. The coastal city of Tyre -- the country's fifth largest city -- was among the areas hit. Southern Lebanon was the location of much of Israel's recent air and ground campaign against Hezbollah, with parts of the capital Beirut also devastated. The IDF said its strikes were conducted in response to the launch of six rockets from Lebanon toward Israel on Saturday morning. "The IDF struck Hezbollah command centers, infrastructure sites, terrorists, rocket launchers and a weapons storage facility throughout Lebanon," the IDF said in a statement, adding it will "continue to strike as required in order to protect Israeli civilians." An Israeli official told ABC News that three of the six rockets fired crossed into Israeli territory. The official said Israel could not immediately confirm which group was responsible, though described the attack as "a serious violation of the understandings between Israel and Lebanon." Hezbollah denied responsibility for the rocket launches, suggesting that the "allegations are merely pretexts" for Israeli strikes on Lebanon, "which have not ceased since the ceasefire was announced." Israel has continued to launch strikes against what it says are Hezbollah targets inside Lebanon since the agreement was signed. "Hezbollah reiterates our commitment to the ceasefire agreement," the group's statement continued, framing the Israeli strikes as "dangerous" and an "escalation." MORE: Husam al-Titi, former ABC News journalist, killed in Gaza air strike Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Defense Minister Israel Katz said in a joint statement that the IDF had been instructed "to act forcefully against dozens of terror targets in Lebanon." Lebanon's government, they added, will be held responsible for "everything taking place within its territory". Lebanese President Joseph Aoun said in a statement that the army had been ordered to investigate the rocket launches and called for all parties to engage with the "utmost seriousness." Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam warned that his country was at risk of being drawn into a "new war." Israeli troops are still present at five locations inside southern Lebanon despite the country's commitment to withdraw as part of the November ceasefire. Renewed Israel-Lebanese tensions come alongside the collapse of the ceasefire between Israel and Hamas in Gaza after nearly two months. As of Sunday, health officials in the Hamas-run territory said at least 673 people had been killed and 1,233 others wounded by renewed Israeli attacks. ABC News' Ghazi Balkiz, Anna Burd, Sami Zyara, Diaa Ostaz, Morgan Winsor and Victoria Beaule contributed to this report. Israeli strikes in Lebanon kill 7, officials say, as IDF threatens more attacks originally appeared on
