The IDF Radio's military correspondent, Doron Kadosh, reports that two people were targeted in an Israeli airstrike in the town of Kabriha in southern Lebanon, near what is known as the 'yellow line'. A security source says that the IDF attacked the two men after they claimed they came too close to his Israeli forces in the area and were considered a threat. The attack was described as an operation "to eliminate an immediate threat". Kadosh described the attack as extremely unusual, and said that the IDF had not attacked suspects in southern Lebanon for several weeks, even under the pretext of "eliminating a threat". "One of the victims of the Israeli attack was identified as paramedic Nasr Muhammad Younes, from the Al-Risalah Scouts organization.

The IDF Radio's military correspondent, Doron Kadosh, reports that two people were targeted in an Israeli airstrike in the town of Kabriha in southern Lebanon, near what is known as the 'yellow line'. A security source says that the IDF attacked the two men after they claimed they came too close to his Israeli forces in the area and were considered a threat. The attack was described as an operation "to eliminate an immediate threat". Kadosh described the attack as extremely unusual, and said that the IDF had not attacked suspects in southern Lebanon for several weeks, even under the pretext of "eliminating a threat". "One of the victims of the Israeli attack was identified as paramedic Nasr Muhammad Younes, from the Al-Risalah Scouts organization.