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Lebanon says Israeli strikes kill four in south
March 18, 2025
|Gulf Today
Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon killed four people, Lebanese state media and the health ministry said, as Israel's military said it had Killed two Hizbollah members.
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“The Israeli enemy strike this evening on the town of Ainata led to the death of two people,” Lebanon's official National News Agency (NNA) said, citing the health ministry's emergency service.
Earlier, the health ministry confirmed one person was killed in an Israeli strike on Mais al-Jabal and NNA reported one other fatality in Bint Jbeil.
The agency reported that an Israeli drone carried out “a strike on a vehicle in the town of Mais Al Jabal, resulting in one fatality”.
The NNA said it was the third Israeli strike on southern Lebanon within 24 hours.
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