BEIRUT, March 28, 2025 (WAFA) – A series of Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon has left eight people, including three children, wounded. According to Lebanon's National News Agency, the Israeli warplanes targeted the town of Kafr Tebnit, causing the initial injuries. 

The airstrikes also struck several other areas, including the outskirts of the villages of Kafr Houna, Jabal Safi in the Jezzine region, and the hills of Rayhan-Jabour, as well as the villages of Aramta and Sijd.

In a separate development, Israeli forces issued a threat to strike buildings in the southern district of Beirut, specifically in the Jamous area. A warning missile was fired toward one building, triggering a wave of panic and displacement as locals fled in fear of a potential massacre.

Despite the ceasefire agreement that has been in effect since November 27, 2024, Israeli airstrikes continue to target areas in southern Lebanon. According to official data compiled by Anadolu Agency, Israel has violated the ceasefire 1,289 times, resulting in at least 108 fatalities and 335 injuries. 

M.N