Israeli Airstrikes on Southern Lebanese Village Kill 11 People
Israeli air raids on Kfar Rumman in southern Lebanon resulted in 11 deaths and multiple injuries.
KEY POINTS
- Israeli airstrikes targeted the southern Lebanese village of Kfar Rumman.
- A residential building strike killed eight or nine people, including women and children.
- A separate strike on a vehicle killed paramedics.
- The escalation follows repeated violations of a U.S.-brokered truce.
Israeli airstrikes on the southern Lebanese village of Kfar Rumman killed at least 11 people and wounded others, according to reports. The attacks occurred amid a new escalation despite a truce reached more than two months ago.
One strike targeted a three-story residential building, killing eight people according to Lebanon's Health Ministry, while Middle East Eye reported nine deaths at the location. The victims included children and women.
“We have been living in constant anxiety amid shelling on the outskirts. Now they struck the heart of the town.”
A separate drone strike hit a civilian vehicle in the village, killing paramedics from scout associations. The slain rescue workers were identified in reports as Ali Shahrour, Hadi Farhat, and a member of the Lebanese Islamic Risala Scout Association.
Prior to the strikes, Israel's military issued an evacuation warning for a home in Deir al-Zahrani following a Hezbollah drone attack. Sunday strikes had also killed at least seven people in southern Lebanon and leveled a hospital.
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