Israeli strikes reportedly kill 11 in southern Lebanon, including two infants
Lebanese state media reported the overnight deaths a day after separate Israeli raids reportedly killed seven people.
Israeli airstrikes reportedly killed 11 people overnight in a village in southern Lebanon, including two infants, according to Lebanese state media.
The reported strikes came a day after separate Israeli raids that Lebanese state media said killed seven people. It remains unclear whether the casualty figures overlap with other reports.
The village targeted overnight was not identified in the available account. Earlier reporting identified Kfar Reman as the site of an Israeli air attack and said at least 10 people, including children and a two-month-old infant, had been killed in southern Lebanon.
The casualty figures have not been independently verified. The available material does not include an Israeli military statement or details about the targets.
The strikes come after a United States-brokered ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon was reportedly reached in June 2026. The available account does not establish whether the latest strikes breached that arrangement.
