Two killed, several injured in new Israeli raids in South Lebanon
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"Israel" continues its military aggression on southern Lebanon, launching airstrikes on the areas of al-Musaylih and al-Najariya, killing one.
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A series of Israeli raids targeting the area between Musaylih and Najariyeh in southern Lebanon (Social media)
Al Mayadeen's correspondent in southern Lebanon reported early Saturday morning that one individual was martyred and five others sustained injuries as a result of the latest wave of Israeli attacks targeting the area between Musaylih and al-Najariya.
The Israeli raids specifically targeted excavation equipment and bulldozers operating in the area. The bombardment led to disruption on the road linking the cities of Saida and Nabatieh.
مشاهد من المكان الذي استهدفه الاحتلال الإسرائيلي في المنطقة الواقعة بين #مصيلح و#النجارية جنوب لبنان.#الميادين_لبنان pic.twitter.com/VbO2EEc4Kz
— الميادين لبنان (@mayadeenlebanon) October 11, 2025
The vital route, which was rendered impassable due to the damage caused by the strikes, was reopened soon after.
لحظة استهداف الاحتلال الإسرائيلي للمنطقة الواقعة بين بلدتي مصيلح والنجارية جنوب لبنان بسلسلة من الغارات.#الميادين_لبنان pic.twitter.com/K6zqzaZQsU
— الميادين لبنان (@mayadeenlebanon) October 11, 2025
Meanwhile, an Israeli airstrike targeting a civilian vehicle on the Burj Qalaway-Kherbet Selem road killed one person, according to the Lebanese Ministry of Public Health.
The Israeli occupation continues to violate the ceasefire declaration through persistent shelling and targeted aggression against various Lebanese regions. The Israeli attack on building equipment comes as part of its efforts to hinder any reconstruction efforts in South Lebanon.
A few days earlier, an Israeli quadcopter carried out four consecutive attacks on the town of Houla on October 8, beginning with the dropping of a stun grenade and followed by the shelling of a local café, in what Lebanese sources describe as a continuation of "Israel’s" repeated aggressions along the southern border.
These attacks have been ongoing since the ceasefire agreement was signed on November 27, 2024, highlighting the fragile nature of the current truce and the continued threat to civilians in the south.
