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    4 killed, 20 injured in Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon despite US deal

    Sheheryar MunawarSeptember 6, 2026 2 min read
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    4 killed, 20 injured in Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon despite US deal
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    At least four people were killed and 20 others injured in Israeli airstrikes on several areas of southern Lebanon on Sunday morning, the Lebanese Health Ministry said, as Israel continued daily violat…

    United States-brokered frameworkagreement. The ministry’s Emergency Operations Centre said two people were killed and two injured in Nabatieh al-Fawqa, while eight people, including a woman and a girl, were injured in Nabatieh’s Al-Rahibat neighbourhood. In Arab Salim, two women were killed and six people, including two girls, were injured, while four women were wounded in Kfar Remman, the ministry said.

    Read:Saudi Arabia, France back Palestinian state, call for Israel’s withdrawal from Lebanon. Lebanon’s. National News Agency(NNA) earlier said Israeli warplanes struck a house in Arab Salim, killing two women and injuring six people, who were taken by emergency teams to hospitals in Nabatieh.

    Israeli warplanes also struck another house in Arab Salim, completely destroying it, the agency said. NNAsaid Israeli warplanes had carried out a series of strikes on several areas of southern Lebanon since early morning.

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    Among the targets was the home of Ali Moallem, the former mayor of Kfar Remman, near the town’s industrial area in Nabatieh district, leaving several people injured,. Read More:Iranian president criticises UN response to Israeli actions in Gaza, Lebanon.

    Israeli attacks on southern Lebanonhave intensifiedin recent days after the Israeli army claimed it intercepted a drone that it was allegedly launched by Hezbollah toward its forces operating in what Tel Aviv calls a “security zone” in southern Lebanon.

    The strikes come despite a US-sponsored framework agreement signed on June 26, which provides for a gradual Israeli withdrawal from Lebanese territory in exchange for the deployment of the Lebanese army. Israel has carried out attacks on Lebanon since March 2, killing 4,358 people and injuring 12,359 others, while displacing more than 1 million people,.

    Israel continues tooccupy areas of southern Lebanon, including territory it has held for decades and other areas occupied during the 2023-2024 conflict, while its forces have advanced more than 10 kilometres into Lebanese territory during the current conflict.

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    Written by Sheheryar Munawar

    Aman-e-Pakistan Senior Journalist & Bureau Reporter

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