Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon killed five people, including a journalist, according to Lebanon’s National News Agency (NNA). The attacks took place in the village of At-Tiri, where the first strike damaged a vehicle and killed two people inside a house. The NNA reported that a subsequent airstrike hit a building in the same village, trapping a journalist under the debris. Amal Khalil, a reporter for the local newspaper Al Akhbar, was later found dead at the scene.

The Israeli military stated that it targeted two vehicles that had departed from a military facility used by the Lebanese armed group Hezbollah. The NNA’s report, citing Al Jazeera as a source, confirmed that the strikes occurred in southern Lebanon but did not specify further details about the timing or broader context of the attacks.

The incident highlights ongoing hostilities between Israel and armed groups operating in southern Lebanon, though the report did not include any official reactions or statements from Lebanese authorities or Hezbollah.