Israeli forces carried out a new wave of strikes on south Lebanon on Saturday, leaving at least three people dead, according to the Lebanese state news agency, ANI.
The shelling in southern Lebanon has become a daily occurrence, even though a ceasefire has been in place since April 17. The Israeli attacks hit several locations in the south, with at least three deaths reported in the town of Sammaaiyeh, south of the coastal city of Tyre.
The Lebanese health ministry said Saturday that the toll from the Israeli aggression against Lebanon has reached 2,659 dead and 8,183 wounded since March 2. The ministry added that, over the past 24 hours, 41 civilians were killed and 89 others wounded in the Israeli assault.
The Israeli entity continues its attacks on southern Lebanon in violation of the ceasefire that entered into force on April 17 for an initial period of ten days and was later extended by three weeks.