Lebanon: 12 killed in Israeli strikes in the south

Author: senenews.comPublished on: May 1, 2026Country: Lebanon

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Lebanon: 12 killed in Israeli strikes in the south

Twelve people, including a child, were killed in Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health. Eight people were killed in Habboush, where the Israeli army had called for evacuation despite a ceasefire, and four others in Zrariyé. Significant destruction has been reported in several localities, including Shamaa and Yaroun, where infrastructure has been demolished.

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