More Hezbollah attacks as Israel resumes bombing Beirut
Israeli media reports that air raid sirens have been activated in Nahariya and Ras an-Naqoura (Rosh HaNikra to Israelis) in northern Israel, as well as other areas in the northern Galilee. Israel’s Channel 12 says hostile aircraft launched from Lebanon were intercepted.
A taxi in Nahariya was also hit by shrapnel in the latest barrage an hour earlier, according to local Channel 14, which cited Isreal’s ambulance service.
Meanwhile, as we reported earlier, the Israeli army bombed Haret Hreik in souther Beirut after issuing new forced evacuation orders for residents. We do not have information on casualties that resulted from this attack at this time.
All of this amid reports that a ceasefire between Hezbollah and Israel is nearer to becoming a reality.
נהריה תחת אש: תיעוד המונית שנפגעה מרסיסים במטח האחרון
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— עכשיו 14 (@Now14Israel) November 25, 2024
Translation: Nahariya under fire: Documentation of a taxi that was hit by shrapnel in the latest barrage
Israeli air strike that killed journalists in Lebanon most likely a ‘deliberate attack’: HRW
Human Rights Watch (HRW) says the strike, which took place on October 25, 2024, killed three journalists and injured four others, was most likely a deliberate attack on civilians and an apparent war crime.
In a statement released by HRW, the NGO says it determined that “Israeli forces carried out the attack using an air-dropped bomb equipped with a United States-produced Joint Direct Attack Munition (JDAM) guidance kit.
“The US government should suspend weapons transfers to Israel because of the military’s repeated, unlawful attacks on civilians, for which US officials may be complicit in war crimes,” the statement read.
The attack took place at the Hasbaiyya Village Club Resort in Hasbaiyya, a town in southern Lebanon.
HRW says more than a dozen journalists had stayed there for three weeks or more before the attack, and it had found no evidence of fighting, military forces, or military activity in the immediate area at the time of the attack.
Israeli strikes hit Beirut, Eastern Lebanon
Our correspondent reports that several Israeli air strikes have hit the Lebanese capital’s southern suburbs. This comes after the army issued a forced evacuation order for residents there.
Our correspondent also says that, in eastern Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley, the Israeli army has targeted the cities of Baalbek, Hermel and Tamnine as well as the Wadi Umm Ali area.
Israeli attack on Lebanon’s Hermel kills one
An Israeli air raid on the town located in eastern Lebanon’s Bekaa Valley has killed one person and injured many others, according to the National News Agency.
The agency also said that Israeli jets struck a two-storey house, destroying it and leaving people missing under the rubble.
Lebanon says Israeli attacks kill 12 in Tyre district
Twelve people have been killed in Israeli attacks on two locations in southern Lebanon’s Tyre district, the Health Ministry says.
The ministry reported a strike on a road near the city of Tyre that left “six dead and body parts” requiring identification as well as four wounded while another attack left “six dead and four wounded” in the town of Maaraka.
Eight killed in Israeli air raid on village in eastern Lebanon
The National News Agency has said that two strikes on the village of al-Nabi Shayth – located in the Beqaa Valley and Baalbek District – have left at least eight people dead. The agency said that the raids destroyed a house used to distribute aid to the displaced.
Death toll from Israeli strikes in Tyre district rises to 15
Earlier, we reported that 12 people had been killed in Israeli attacks on two locations in southern Lebanon’s Tyre district, according to the Health Ministry. That death toll has now risen to 15 as the number of people killed in the attack on the town of Maaraka went up to nine.
Another strike on a road near the city of Tyre left “six dead and body parts” requiring identification, the ministry had said earlier.