A fresh Israeli airstrike in southern Lebanon killed one civilian on Saturday, the Lebanese official National News Agency reported.

According to the agency, the strike targeted a car on the Khardali road near the Ain al-Qasab junction in the Nabatieh district. The victim was identified as a resident of Kfarkela from the town of Khiyam.

The attack follows a series of Israeli assaults in southern Lebanon. On Friday, strikes on vehicles killed two people and injured several others. Earlier, on Thursday night, the Israeli occupation army launched aerial attacks on five towns across the region.

Despite a ceasefire agreement that came into effect on November 27, 2025, Israeli forces continue to target homes, vehicles, and motorcycles in southern Lebanon. The agreement required Israel to withdraw all forces from southern Lebanon, yet troops have remained stationed at five Lebanese border positions, fueling ongoing tension and instability.

Local officials have condemned the continued violations, emphasizing the threat these attacks pose to civilians and the fragile peace along the border. (ILKHA)