Israeli military says it strikes southern Lebanon after Hezbollah launched drones
The military said Hezbollah fired two drones at its soldiers and that the strikes hit weapons storage sites.
- On Sunday, September 6, 2026, the Israeli military conducted airstrikes across southern Lebanon after Hezbollah launched two drones at Israeli soldiers, with the IDF issuing an evacuation warning for Arab Salim that morning.
- Israeli forces continue operating within a self-declared 10-kilometre 'security zone' inside Lebanon despite a June U.S.-brokered framework agreement, with the military citing Hezbollah's action as a 'blatant violation.'
- Strikes across the Nabatieh district killed at least four people, the Lebanese Health Ministry reported, which said an Israeli strike 'totally destroyed' the disused Ghandour hospital, calling it 'another grave violation of international humanitarian law.'
- Condemning the strikes as a 'dangerous escalation' targeting 'purely civilian administrations and health centres,' Lebanese President Joseph Aoun called for international action to stop the violations.
- Israeli public broadcaster Kan reported the military is preparing to reposition troops closer to the Israeli border along a new 'Grey Line,' a shift that could recalibrate the 'security zone' strategy amid ongoing clashes.
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Israeli warplanes slaughter civilians, obliterate hospital in southern Lebanon
TEHRAN — Israeli warplanes ripped through residential districts in southern Lebanon at dawn on Sunday, killing four civilians and wounding 20 others. Israeli strikes targeted populated areas across the Nabatieh district, hitting Nabatieh al-Fawqa, Kfar Remman, and Arab Salim. Women and children bore the brunt of the assault.
Lebanon’s president appeals to US for help as Israeli strikes kill 7
Lebanese President Joseph Aoun urged Washington and the international community to help stop Israeli attacks, which killed at least seven people on Sunday despite a truce and a framework deal aimed at halting the violence. Israel said it had targeted Hezbollah operatives and sites in response to a drone attack a day earlier by the Iran-backed group on its troops in the vicinity of a strategic south Lebanon ridge. It reported no casualties but ac…
Israeli attacks killed four people on Sunday.
On Sunday, 6 September, Lebanese President Joseph Aoun urged Washington and the international community to "stop" the Israeli attacks. Further strikes killed four people in the morning and damaged government buildings. Israeli attacks have killed more than 4,300 people since March, according to the Lebanese authorities. - "Dangerous escalation": the Lebanese President urges Washington to act against Israel after further strikes (International).
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