The attack was part of the number of Israeli attacks on several areas in the southern Lebanon under the pretext to bomb “targets associated with Hezbollah”.
The Ministry of Health announced that among the injured eight women and six children.
Israeli Airplanes hit the Villa Sharafeddine near the Kfar Tibnit municipal building, turning it into ruins.
The attack followed the wave of air attacks on the suburbs of Kfar Houneh in the district of Jezzine, as well as Rihan Heights, Aaramta and Sejoud in the southern Lebanon.
The attacks followed the claims of the Israeli army that two rockets were launched from Lebanon to Israeli territory.
However, Hezbollah denied any involvement, confirming his commitment to an interruption agreement signed in November 2024.
In Lebanon, the ceasefire is in force, which ended the multi-month cross-border war between Israel and Hezbollah, which escalated in the conflict full of scale in September.
The Lebanese authorities reported more than 1,250 of Israeli violations of truce, during which 100 people were killed, and more than 330 were injured.
According to the Fire Interrupting Agreement, Israel should have completely retired from southern Lebanon until 26. January, but the deadline is extended until 18. February after refusing to obey.
He still maintains a military presence in five border branches.
(Vijesti.ba)
