Massacre in Nabatieh: 24 Martyrs in the Fiercest Israeli Raids on Southern Lebanon Since the Last Agreement

Villages in southern Lebanon witnessed a wave of violent Israeli airstrikes this Friday morning, resulting in the martyrdom of at least 24 citizens and the injury of dozens with varying degrees of severity. These attacks are considered the largest and deadliest escalation since the American-Iranian agreement came into effect, which aimed to end hostilities on all fronts in the region, including the Lebanese front.

The intense airstrikes focused on the Nabatieh area, where official sources reported that occupation aircraft directly targeted residential homes after midnight. The sources clarified that the town of Harouf alone recorded eight martyrs, while the rest of the casualties were distributed among other towns affected by the concentrated shelling, leading to widespread destruction of properties and infrastructure.

In response, the Israeli occupation army issued a statement claiming that its air forces attacked Hezbollah targets in various areas of southern Lebanon. The statement alleged that these operations came in response to what it described as the party's violation of the ceasefire agreement, indicating that the attacks targeted military elements and facilities, despite field reports confirming civilian casualties inside their homes.

The enemy committed several massacres after a series of raids targeted residential homes in the towns of the Nabatieh area.