The IDF struck a cemetery prayer hall and bombed a town outside Tyre, Lebanese officials said
Israel struck multiple targets in southern Lebanon on Wednesday in what was described as the heaviest bombardment since the ceasefire took effect in early June. The attacks occurred as Israeli and Lebanese negotiators held US-brokered talks in Rome.
One man was killed and 12 others were injured in Tibnin when an Israeli projectile struck the roof of a prayer hall at a cemetery, the Lebanese Health Ministry said.
The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) also bombed Al-Mansouri and later struck Burj el-Shamali outside Tyre. The IDF issued its first displacement order in around two months.
Following Hezbollah breaking the ceasefire and attempting to target Israeli forces, the IDF launched multiple airstrikes in Bourj El Shemali, a suburb of the city of Tyre in Lebanon. pic.twitter.com/RIkE1wCBfx
— Israel Military Channel (@IsraelMilitaryC) August 5, 2026
VIDEO | Footage documents the moment Israeli artillery shelling targeted Al-Hanniye in south Lebanon’s Tyre District amid ongoing attacks. pic.twitter.com/xXn0k7w9UY
— The Cradle (@TheCradleMedia) August 5, 2026
The IDF said it had resumed strikes in response to “a blatant violation” of the ceasefire by Hezbollah, without elaborating. Earlier on Wednesday, several media outlets reported that two Israeli soldiers had been killed by an explosion inside a booby-trapped building in the Lebanese town of Majdal Zoun.
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