Israeli airstrikes in southern Lebanon resulted in at least 13 fatalities, with the Lebanese health ministry reporting that
two women and a child were among the eight killed in Haboush. Strikes in other areas included Zrarieh, where
four were killed, and Ain Baal, bringing the injury toll to
32.
The airstrikes represent a continuation of violence despite an ongoing ceasefire extension that has lasted three weeks. Israeli military actions have included multiple strikes, which have already claimed the lives of
44 people over the past two days, as tensions remain high. Under the conflict's pressing toll,
the death count has surpassed 2,600 since March 2, according to the Lebanese health ministry, with at least 103 healthcare workers among the deceased.
Israel’s military also reported the death of one soldier during combat in southern Lebanon, raising the number of Israeli troop deaths to
17 since the start of the conflict. The situation has escalated dramatically, with airstrikes prompting evacuation orders for nine southern villages, highlighting the urgent need for stability amidst ongoing violence.
Sources: 
Israeli airstrikes on southern Lebanon killed at least 13 people, including four women and a child, amid ongoing ceasefire violations, according to the Lebanese health ministry. The current conflict has resulted in a death toll exceeding 2,600, highlighting the escalating violence between Israel and Hezbollah.
