Bkerki: Israeli warplanes earlier on Tuesday carried out a series of strikes targeting areas between Bazourieh and Wadi Jilo in Tyre district, as well as the towns of Janata, Hanouiyeh and Majdal Zoun. Overnight and into the early morning, raids struck Safad al-Battikh, Shaqra, Borj Qlaouiyeh, Tebnine and Jmeijmeh, with repeated strikes on Borj Qlaouiyeh. Additional air raids hit Shaqra and Haddatha later in the morning. Artillery shelling targeted Safad al-Battikh and Braachit, while Ainata was reportedly hit with phosphorus shells. Israeli forces also opened fire on farmers in the Marjayoun plain, wounding a Syrian worker.

According to National News Agency - Lebanon, the strikes and shelling have heightened tensions in the region, escalating the ongoing conflict. The use of phosphorus shells has raised concerns due to their controversial nature and the potential for causing severe injuries. The affected areas have been subjected to repeated attacks, indicating a sustained military operation by Israeli forces. The incident involving the Syrian worker adds to the growing list of casualties in the conflict, highlighting the impact on civilians and the agricultural sector in the region.