Lebanon: Israeli shelling and airstrikes target towns in the south

Today, Sunday, the Israeli army carried out an explosion targeting the outskirts of the town of Braishit in southern Lebanon, while its artillery shelled the outskirts of the town and the area between the towns of Haddatha and Haris. Sources reported that the artillery shelling targeted the towns of Mansouri, Haddatha and Houla, as well as Wadi al-Sallouqi and the Khiam Plain, and also hit the outskirts of the town of Kafartabat. In the same context, an Israeli drone dropped a sound bomb between the towns of Shaqra and Braishit toward a citizen without causing any injuries, and another drone flew at a low altitude in front of the entrance of a mosque in the town of Toulin. These attacks come as part of the ongoing Israeli violations of the ceasefire agreement, as the Israeli army carries out bulldozing, destruction and leveling operations inside the southern villages, and shells other villages with artillery and strikes from warplanes and drones.