Airstrikes and phosphorus escalate in south

Southern Lebanon has experienced a significant escalation by Israel, involving airstrikes, artillery shelling, and ground incursions that began at dawn on Sunday. The skies over the western and central sectors, as well as the southern coast, continue to be filled with aircraft. The strikes targeted areas such as Al-Qantara and Dourat Kafr Rhman, using phosphorus bombs and launching sound grenades. Military patrols and confrontations persist in several locations, including Kfarshouba and the town of Majdal Zoun. This escalation follows the death of 11 people in previous attacks on August 15. The attacks are attributed to Israel's response to an attack allegedly carried out by Hezbollah, which resulted in Israeli soldiers being wounded. There are growing concerns about the situation spreading further. The sensitive area of Ali Al-Taher and its surroundings are witnessing repeated military operations, amid political efforts to halt the escalation and establish a ceasefire between the parties.

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