Israel killed at least 2,727 since truce
Civil defence workers in Aadshit were also targeted by Israel while evacuating a wounded person, according to local reports.
Other Israeli attacks wounded at least one person in Doueir and another in Jouaiya in Tyre district.
Several people were also reported wounded in an Israeli strike on the central square of Doueir, which destroyed homes and damaged a mosque and commercial shops.
Lebanese media reported Israeli artillery shelling and drone strikes on several areas in southern Lebanon, including the towns of Habboush, Deir al-Zahrani, Kfour, Deir Kifa, and Hannawiyah, as well as the main road between Khirbet Selm and Qalawiya.
NNA also said that Israeli drones flew at low altitude above Beirut and its suburbs.
In response, Hezbollah launched eight strikes on Israeli targets in southern Lebanon, which it said targeted two tanks, a military bulldozer and a command centre, as well as three gatherings of occupation soldiers and military vehicles.
Despite a ceasefire announced on April 17 and extended until May 17, the Israeli army continues daily attacks in Lebanon and widespread demolition of homes in dozens of villages, echoing its years-long devastation of Gaza.
Since March 2, Israeli attacks on Lebanon have killed at least 2,727 people, wounded 8,438 and displaced more than 1.6 million, about one-fifth of the population, according to the latest official figures.
Israel occupies areas in southern Lebanon, including some it has held for decades and others since the 2023-2024 war, and has advanced about 10 kilometres inside the southern border during the current war.
