Israeli military says it strikes southern Lebanon after Hezbollah launched drones
The military said Hezbollah fired two drones at soldiers in its security zone, and no Israeli troops were reported wounded.
- On Sunday, September 6, 2026, the Israeli military launched strikes in southern Lebanon and urged residents of Arab Salim to evacuate immediately ahead of operations against Iran-backed Hezbollah facilities.
- Hezbollah's drone attack toward Israel Defense Forces soldiers operating in the Security Zone prompted the military response. The group launched two drones, which the military characterized as a violation.
- IDF Arabic Spokesperson Lt. Waweya warned residents to "evacuate immediately" from marked buildings and remain at least 300 meters away to avoid risks from imminent strikes.
- Authorities in Lebanon reported four people killed yesterday in separate strikes across the country's south and east, adding to the broader conflict's toll of more than 4,300 deaths since March.
- Israeli forces continue operating inside a self-declared "Security Zone" around 10 kilometers deep along the Lebanon border, maintaining military presence amid ongoing tensions with Hezbollah.
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The shelling reached various locations in the Nabatieh region, including Arab Salim, where Israel had previously ordered the evacuation of a building. The Israeli Army stated that the offensive responded to the launching of two Hizbollah drones against its soldiers.
Israeli strikes on the Nabatiyeh area in southern Lebanon have killed at least four people and injured 20, the Lebanese state news agency NNA reported. The Israeli army also attacked and destroyed the Ghandour hospital in the town of al-Nabatieh […] The post Israel attacks southern Lebanon: Four dead, 20 injured first appeared on Novi list.
Israel once again attacked targets in Lebanon, killing four people, 20 others injured, including women and children. Previously, Hezbollah allegedly attacked Israeli soldiers with drones.
As negotiations between Lebanese and Israeli leaders struggle to move forward, civilians in southern Lebanon pay a heavy toll on ongoing clashes.
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