Israel attacks three villages in southern Lebanon: Casualties reported

Israel attacks three villages in southern Lebanon: Casualties reported
2025-09-03T13:06:11+00:00

Shafaq News – Beirut (Updated on September 4 at 00:14)

Israeli airstrikes targeted several villages in southern Lebanon, Lebanese media outlet reported on Wednesday.

One strike reportedly hit the area between Tayr Harfa and Jibeen, while five consecutive raids struck Adloun and Ansariyeh, including a complex with bulldozers near residential areas and the Zahrani–Tyre highway. The strikes caused extensive damage to several homes.

The Health Ministry’s Emergency Operations Center revealed that a Syrian man was killed, along with at least 10 people injured, including three children.

Israeli army spokesperson Avichay Adraee claimed that the military targeted sites belonging to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon, including an engineering equipment storage site in Ansariyeh and a rocket platform in Jibeen.

Local media reported Israeli airstrikes on the outskirts of al-Kharayeb, targeting a row of shops and a house.

According to the Lebanese Health Ministry three people died and 2 were injured.

Meanwhile, the Israeli army said it carried out air raids in the south against a site allegedly used by Hezbollah for reconstruction activities and support for what it described as “terrorist plans,” without specifying the location.

Despite a formal ceasefire that took effect on November 27, 2024, the UN peacekeeping mission UNIFIL has documented more than 4,800 Israeliviolations, resulting in over 235 deaths and 480 injuries, including women and children.

On Tuesday, Israeli army drones dropped four grenades near UNIFIL peacekeepers as they worked to clear roadblocks obstructing access to a UN position along the Blue Line — a de facto boundary established in 2000 to verify Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon.

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