Recent aerial bombardments by Israeli forces have hit several population centers across southern Lebanon. In the Nabatieh district, the town of Kfar Tebnit was struck according to reporting from Al Jazeera. Earlier operations also targeted the town of al-Mansouri, which is located in the Tyre district and was documented by Lebanon’s National News Agency.
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Lebanon's National News Agency documented the military strike that hit the town of al-Man…: Lebanon's National News Agency documented the military strike that hit the town of al-Mansouri.
Israeli aerial operations spanned across at least two separate districts located in south…: Israeli aerial operations spanned across at least two separate districts located in southern Lebanon.
Multiple news agencies monitored and reported on the targeted strikes throughout the sout…: Multiple news agencies monitored and reported on the targeted strikes throughout the southern region.
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Israeli air strikes target Lebanon’s Nabatieh, Tyre districts
5 November 2026 20:08 GMT
Israeli forces have targeted the town of Kfar Tebnit in southern Lebanon’s Nabatieh district, Al Jazeera reported.
Israeli forces earlier attacked the town of al-Mansouri in Lebanon’s Tyre district, according to the National News Agency.
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