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The Israeli army said two soldiers and two officer-course cadets were injured in separate incidents during military activity in southern Lebanon, as its forces carried out air strikes, artillery shelling and demolition operations in several southern towns and areas amid delays in implementing the framework agreement signed between Lebanon and Israel under US mediation.
Towns and valleys in southern Lebanon came under artillery fire and gunfire from Israeli forces early on Friday, according to Lebanon’s official National News Agency. The attacks came months after the war began and amid a ceasefire announced on 20 June, which helped reduce the frequency of attacks in the area.
The Lebanese Army said a soldier was seriously wounded and three civilians were injured after an Israeli drone targeted a military vehicle in Nabatieh al-Fawqa. The strike coincided with artillery shelling, two explosions and intensive flights by warplanes and drones over several areas of southern Lebanon early on Wednesday.
The Baalbek International Festivals marked 70 years since their launch with a retrospective week on the campus of the American University of Beirut, after security conditions prevented the 2026 season from being held at the Roman temples. The event revisits the festival’s history of bringing together Lebanese and international arts, with interruptions recurring alongside Lebanon’s wars and crises.
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam called, during a meeting with US Secretary of State Marco Rubio in Washington, for practical steps, a timetable and a credible verification mechanism to implement the trilateral framework with Israel. Rubio renewed US support for the plan and for strengthening the authority of the Lebanese state, amid stalled negotiations and continued Israeli strikes on southern Lebanon.
Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam’s meetings in New York focused on implementing the decision to restrict arms and extend state authority, amid a military escalation in the south and expectations that the eighth round of direct negotiations between Lebanon and Israel will be postponed until after the Israeli elections expected in late October.
A blast carried out by Israeli forces shook the town of al-Mansouri in the Tyre district on Monday, 28 September 2026, causing powerful tremors whose sound was heard in the city of Tyre and surrounding villages. Thick columns of smoke rose from the coastal town, which has witnessed repeated demolitions and shelling in recent weeks.
Families who lost their homes in the southern Lebanese town of Zawtar al-Gharbiya have begun moving into prefabricated units erected by the Council of the South as an initial phase, pending reconstruction. Residents face challenges including a lack of equipment, limited space and the approaching winter, as well as the difficulty of covering the cost of renting alternative accommodation.
Israeli forces carried out two strikes on the town of Mيفدون, alongside artillery shelling targeting southern towns and the advance of a force towards the outskirts of Deir Mimmas. Air strikes were also reported on the Iqlim al-Tuffah heights, while explosions were recorded in Baraashit and Haddatha. The Deir Mimmas municipality warned residents not to go to fields or olive groves for security reasons.
