Israeli forces kill one person in series of attacks on southern Lebanon

"The Lebanese Ministry of Health said an Israeli enemy strike on a car in Bint Jbeil city in south Lebanon resulted in the martyrdom of one citizen. The Israeli army said the strike was on a member of Hezbollah, which it accused of breaching a truce agreed in late 2024 to end more than a year of hostilities with the group."

"Elsewhere, Lebanon's official National News Agency (NNA) reported that enemy warplanes launched more than 10 raids on the town of Kfar Hatta, which lies north of the Litani, noting significant damage to buildings there. The Israeli military had issued an evacuation warning for Kafr Hatta, subsequently saying it was striking Hezbollah infrastructure in several areas. It later announced an additional strike that targeted an underground site used for weapons storage belonging to Hezbollah."

"The attacks on Sunday came days after the Lebanese military said it had completed disarming Hezbollah south of the Litani River, the first phase of a nationwide plan, though Israel has called those efforts insufficient. While a truce was signed between Israel and Lebanon in 2024, Israel has repeatedly targeted Lebanon and has kept troops in five south Lebanon areas it has classed as being necessary to its security. Israeli attacks have killed more than 300 people in Lebanon since the agreement was signed."

Israeli forces carried out multiple strikes in southern Lebanon, killing one person and stating they targeted a Hezbollah fighter and infrastructure. The Lebanese Ministry of Health reported the death followed an attack on a car in Bint Jbeil. The strikes came days after the Lebanese military said it had completed disarming Hezbollah south of the Litani River, a first phase Israel deemed insufficient. Enemy warplanes reportedly launched more than 10 raids on Kfar Hatta, causing significant building damage and prompting evacuation warnings. The Israeli military said it struck underground weapons storage and continued to target alleged Hezbollah and Hamas sites despite the 2024 truce, with over 300 Lebanese killed since the agreement.

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