Event
An Israeli air attack on Kfar Reman in southern Lebanon killed at least 10 people, including children and a two-month-old infant. At least two people are missing. The attack followed Israeli raids on Arab Salim that killed at least seven people and wounded 20 others.
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The attack on Kfar Reman reportedly killed children, including a two-month-old infant, and left at least two people missing amid renewed strikes despite a June ceasefire agreement.
Lebanese authorities reported 20 wounded in strikes across Nabatieh and nearby towns. Israel said the attacks followed Hezbollah drone launches.
Lebanon’s health ministry said 20 people were wounded in strikes around Nabatieh after Israel alleged a Hezbollah drone launch targeting its troops.
Strikes reportedly hit five locations in the Tyre, Nabatieh and Beqaa regions, according to Lebanon’s health ministry.
Background
The reported strikes occurred amid rising tensions between Israel and Hezbollah in southern and eastern Lebanon, despite a United States-brokered ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon in June. The Israeli military said it targeted a building near a Hezbollah facility, alleging it was used to launch an explosive drone. Those claims have not been independently verified in the supplied material.
The reported strikes occurred amid rising tensions between Israel and Hezbollah in southern and eastern Lebanon, despite a United States-brokered ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon in June. The Israeli military said it targeted a building near a Hezbollah facility, al
Fact cards
Key entities: Israel, Lebanon, Kfar Reman, Hezbollah, Arab Salim.
How many people were killed in Kfar Reman? Al Jazeera reported at least 10 deaths, including children and a two-month-old infant. Are people still missing? At least two people were reported missing, while civil defence workers continued recovery efforts. What did Israel say it ta
Al Jazeera Global News | https://www.aljazeera.com/news/2026/9/7/israeli-air-attack-kills-at-least-10-people-in-southern-lebanon | published 2026-09-07T06:58:28.000Z | primary source | Al Jazeera Global News | Primary report of the Kfar Reman casualties, missing people and Deir a
June 2026: A United States-brokered ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon was reached. 6 September 2026: Israeli strikes in Lebanon reportedly killed at least seven people; it is unclear whether figures overlap with other reported attacks. Early 7 September 2026: An Isra
Timeline
A United States-brokered ceasefire agreement between Israel and Lebanon was reached.
Israeli strikes in Lebanon reportedly killed at least seven people; it is unclear whether figures overlap with other reported attacks.
An Israeli air attack struck Kfar Reman in the Nabatieh district.
Al Jazeera reported at least 10 deaths, including children and a two-month-old infant, with at least two people missing.
Israel ordered residents to evacuate a zone in Deir al-Zahrani before strikes on what it described as a Hezbollah facility.
FAQ
Al Jazeera reported at least 10 deaths, including children and a two-month-old infant.
At least two people were reported missing, while civil defence workers continued recovery efforts.
The Israeli military said it targeted a building near a Hezbollah facility allegedly used to launch an explosive drone.
Raids on Arab Salim reportedly killed at least seven people and wounded 20; related casualty figures may overlap.
The reports say they occurred despite a June United States-brokered ceasefire agreement.
Lebanese authorities reported four deaths and 20 wounded, although another retrieved summary cited three deaths and 23 wounded.
Reported locations included Nabatieh, Arab Salim, Nabatieh al-Fawqa and Kfar Reman.
Israel said they followed Hezbollah drone launches towards its forces.
The supplied material describes a truce reached in June, but does not establish its precise legal status or terms.
Hezbollah had not commented on Israel’s drone allegation, and reported damage was not independently verified in the supplied material.
No. Hezbollah had not commented in the supplied material.
No. Lebanon said the figures were provisional.
The Israeli army made the claim; Hezbollah did not confirm losing the ridge.