Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed at least 12 people, including children, according to Lebanon's Health Ministry. The attacks, which occurred early Monday, targeted a village in the Nabatieh district, destroying a three-storey residential building. At least 11 people were killed, with two children and four women among the casualties. The strikes wounded others, marking another escalation in the ongoing conflict between Israel and the militant Hezbollah group.
Multiple reports from local and international media confirm the scale of the attack, with some sources citing up to 27 civilian casualties. The Israeli military has not yet issued a public statement on the strikes, but the attacks come amid renewed tensions following recent clashes. The violence has further strained the fragile peace efforts between Israel and Lebanon, with analysts warning of a potential shift in regional dynamics.
The strike on Kfar Roummane has drawn international condemnation, with some observers suggesting it could alter the negotiation landscape. Israeli actions continue to challenge Lebanon's efforts to secure a lasting peace agreement, as the conflict remains deeply entrenched. The situation remains volatile, with both sides showing no immediate signs of de-escalation.
