Israeli strike kills one in south Lebanon: Health ministry
AFP , Monday 10 Nov 2025
An Israeli strike on a main highway in southern Lebanon killed one person Monday, the Lebanese health ministry said, as Israel intensifies attacks on Lebanon despite the ceasefire.
A Lebanese army soldier talks with a worker as he removes the rubble from the a site targeted overnight by an Israeli airstrike in the southern Lebanese village of Et Taybeh. AFP
Over the weekend, strikes killed five other people.
"An Israeli strike on a car in the area of Baissariyeh killed one person," the health ministry said Monday.
An AFP journalist saw a bombed out car on the road linking the cities of Sidon and Tyre, with traffic piling up as rescuers worked to retrieve the remains.
Despite a ceasefire in place since November 2024, Israel has kept up attacks on Lebanon, where it continues to hold five positions.
The European Union on Saturday joined a growing chorus of condemnation of Israel's intensified strikes, urging "to cease all actions that violate... the ceasefire agreement reached a year ago".
It came after Lebanese President Joseph Aoun accused Israel of rebuffing its overtures for diplomacy.
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