Israeli strikes kill at least 14 across southern Lebanon ahead of Washington talks
The strikes killed at least 14 people and wounded dozens as Israel widened attacks ahead of U.S.-brokered military talks.
- On Thursday, Israel conducted a precise strike in Beirut's southern suburbs, targeting Ali al-Husseini, the alleged missile division head of the Iran-linked Imam Hussein Division.
- Heavy Israeli strikes hit southern Lebanon overnight after the military declared a new combat zone, ordering residents to evacuate towns south of the Zahrani River.
- According to the Lebanese health ministry, Israeli strikes killed at least 11 people near Tyre and six near Adloun, while a separate unannounced attack in Sidon killed five people.
- A fraying ceasefire faces new strain following the Beirut operation, though Israeli officials cited "very intense dialogue" with the Trump administration prior to the strike.
- Military delegations from Israel and Lebanon are scheduled to meet at the Pentagon on May 29 for discussions aimed at ending hostilities amid the deteriorating security situation.
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Israeli strikes Beirut suburb before crucial peace talks
Israel's military says that the air force has carried out an airstrike on a southern suburb of Lebanon's capital. The strike on Thursday afternoon hit an apartment in Choueifat near Beirut’s international airport. This comes amid escalating tensions in southern…
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AlKhaleej TodayLebanon condemns ‘collective punishment’ after deadly Israeli raids
BEIRUT, May 29 — Israel pounded south Lebanon with deadly strikes and widened its offensive with the first raid near Beirut in weeks where authorities said a woman and two children were killed despite a ceasefire.The attack near the capital came after heavy strikes on south Lebanon that authorities said had killed at least 14 people, including three children.The escalation comes as Lebanon and Israel prepare for talks between military delegation…
UNIFIL denounces escalation of operations, while the attacks occur ahead of new talks between Lebanon and Israel in Washington
On Thursday, the Israeli army bombed several areas of southern Lebanon, killing at least 17 people, including one woman and two children near the southern suburb of Beirut, according to the authorities. Civil defence also reported further strikes to the south, in and around the millennial city of Tyre, following evacuation orders addressed to the inhabitants.
Israel continues to climb steps in its military escalation over Lebanon and this Thursday has bombed a residential building in a suburb of Beirut, the capital. Aggression has killed a woman and two children, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Health, while Israeli TV Channel 14 indicates that the attack “failed” in the attempt to assassinate a Hezbollah commander. The bombing is advancing in the dismantling of the ceasefire imposed by the Uni…
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