In Saksakiyeh, four people died and 33 were wounded, including children and women.
World Health Organisation chief Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus said the agency has verified 152 attacks on healthcare, resulting in 103 deaths and the closure of three hospitals.
Israeli strikes since 2 March have killed more than 2,700 people and displaced over a million.
While the ceasefire remains technically in place, the terms allow Israel to act against “planned, imminent or ongoing attacks.”
Hezbollah rejects claim
However, Hezbollah sources said that no high-level military commanders from the Radwan Force or Hezbollah more broadly were affected by this strike.
Despite the conflicting reports, the attack on the southern suburbs—one of the most densely populated areas around the capital—has raised serious concerns.
Many residents had returned to the area when the ceasefire went into place, believing it would be safe.
Today’s strike is the clearest indicator yet that Israel intends to keep striking anywhere it considers a threat to its national security.
