Israel attacks southern Lebanon and near Syrian border despite ceasefire'

Israeli forces launched a new wave of air attacks in Lebanon, targeting areas near the Syrian border and multiple villages in southern Lebanon. Large explosions were reported in the Nabi Sreij area near Brital and in towns including Yohmor al-Shaqif and Taybeh in the Marjayoun district. An Israeli attack near Tebnine Hospital damaged all three floors, including the emergency room, intensive care unit, surgical ward, and ambulances outside. Israeli military warnings issued forced displacement orders for Burj Rahal and areas of Tyre and Zqouq al-Mufdi. People in Tyre described fleeing with families and children, driven by fear and uncertainty about when they could return. More than 3,100 people have been killed in Lebanon since attacks escalated on March 2.

"There are ambulances here. There are also rescue teams and people who have fled their homes this evening following this forced [displacement] order. Many left in fear and panic, he said, seeing these orders as threats while being unsure of when they could return home. People are here with their families and their children, Hitto said."

"This is the kind of psychological terror that Israel is forcing people to live in, here in southern Lebanon. More than 3,100 people have been killed in Lebanon since Israeli forces escalated attacks on the country on March 2, and attacks have continued despite a ceasefire announced by United States Preside"

"On Thursday, an Israeli attack near the Tebnine Hospital in southern Lebanon damaged all three floors of the building, including the emergency room, intensive care unit, surgical ward, and ambulances parked outside, according to the Ministry of Public Health."

"The Israeli military had issued two forced displacement warnings since Friday night via its Arabic-language spokesman Avichay Adraee, for the southern Lebanese village of Burj Rahal and the areas of Tyre and Zqouq al-Mufdi."

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