Israeli attacks kill at least four in southern Lebanon

Strikes come after forced displacement warnings by Israel for nine towns in southern and eastern Lebanon.Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon have killed at least four people and wounded eight others, according to Lebanese media.The state National News Agency (NNA) reported injuries to two medics as they rushed to offer aid to victims of the latest attacks by the Israeli military in violation of the official ceasefire.Recommended Stories list of 4 itemslist 1 of 4Israel bombs southern Lebanon after targeting Hezbollah commander in Beirutlist 2 of 4Israeli attacks in southern, eastern Lebanon kill at least 13 peoplelist 3 of 4US pushing Israeli de-escalation ahead of new talks: Lebanese officiallist 4 of 4Al Jazeera reporter witnesses Israeli strikes on Lebanonend of listThe medics were wounded when an air strike hit a civil defence team affiliated with the Islamic Health Society in Toul in Nabatieh, as they responded to an earlier attack, NNA said.Two men were killed and five others injured in an air raid on the town of Ebba in Nabatieh.NNA added that a drone strike on a car in the town of Haris in Bint Jbeil district killed one man and injured his brother.Israeli warplanes targeted the home of a former municipal chief in Sajd, while other strikes were reported in Kfar Rumman and Safad al-Battikh. No casualty information was immediately available.Forced displacement threatAhead of the attacks, the Israeli army issued a forced displacement threat for nine towns in southern and eastern Lebanon.They are: Rihan, Jarjou, Kfar Rumman, Nmairiyeh, Arabsalim and Harouf in Nabatieh, and Jmayjmeh, Mashghara and Qlayaa in eastern Lebanon.Posting on X, army spokesman Avichay Adraee urged residents there to evacuate due to what he called Hezbollah infrastructure in the towns.The Israeli military said a soldier was killed by a drone launched by Hezbollah near the border. Also in southern Lebanon, three Israeli soldiers were injured by a booby-trap drone explosion.Israeli forces continue to exchange fire with Hezbollah and carry out attacks, despite the ceasefire which began on April 17 and later extended to mid-May.