Israeli Airstrikes in Lebanon Kill Eight Following Rocket Fire

The fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah faces renewed strain as civilian casualties mount and international actors call for restraint.

Israeli forces conducted airstrikes in southern Lebanon after intercepting rockets fired into northern Israel, with no group claiming responsibility for the rocket attacks.
At least eight people, including a child, were killed and several others injured in the strikes, with damage reported in areas like Touline and Tyr.
The Lebanese army dismantled three rocket launchers north of the Litani River and launched an investigation into the rocket fire.
Hezbollah denied involvement in the rocket launches, accusing Israel of using the incident as a pretext for continued attacks.
Lebanese leaders, the UN, and France have urged restraint to prevent further escalation, warning of the potential for another devastating conflict in the region.