Israel launches fresh airstrikes across Lebanon regions

Israeli warplanes pound several towns in southern Lebanon and one in western Bekaa, causing widespread destruction.

Lebanon’s National News Agency reports drones strike Nabatieh city too. The Israeli army warns residents of nine southern towns and Qalaya in eastern Bekaa: evacuate homes now and head to open areas 1000 meters away. Attacks since March 2 kill 2869 people and injure 8,730 others. Hezbollah fights back hard.

Fighters shot down an Israeli drone over Tyre region and hit soldier groups plus vehicles in southern Lebanon. Israel counters that Hezbollah launches rockets and explosive drones at its forces in recent hours. Tensions boil as both sides trade heavy fire. This clashes test a fragile ceasefire US President Donald Trump announced mid-April after chats with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Lebanese President Joseph Aoun.

They extended it on April 23, but fresh strikes signal big cracks. Evacuation orders spark fear among locals. Families grab essentials and flee to safer spots amid booming jets and rising smoke. Hezbollah vows stronger resistance, while Israel pushes to crush threats. Casualties climb fast, straining hospitals and aid groups.

The world watches closely. Past ceasefires crumble quick in this hotspot. Leaders urge calm, but rockets keep flying. Southern Lebanon bears the worst homes shatter, roads block, and daily life halts. Bekaa farmers abandon fields as warnings spread. Trump’s deal aimed for lasting peace, yet daily skirmishes erode hope. Hezbollah claims defense wins; Israel eyes total security. Death tolls tell a grim story. Nations call for talks to halt the cycle. Until both pull back, Lebanon stays on edge.