Latest Lebanon intelligence from 47 public ZettaWire signals, led by: BREAKING: Lebanese PM Nawaf Salam condemns the killing of journalist Amal Khalil, calling the targeting a war crime and vowing to pursue legal accountability.
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Lebanese Prime Minister Nawaf Salam condemned the killing of journalist Amal Khalil, labeling the incident a war crime and pledging to pursue legal accountability.
Israeli airstrikes destroyed a residential block in Tyre, southern Lebanon, killing 25 people less than an hour before a ceasefire was announced last week.
Lebanese journalist Amal Khalil was killed in an Israeli attack, according to her employer. Lebanon’s Health Ministry stated that Israel targeted the house where Khalil had taken shelter.
Israel issued a mass evacuation warning for 12 neighborhoods in Beirut on March 5. Approximately 40,000 housing units have been reported destroyed since March 2.
The National News Agency reports that Israeli forces fired on a Red Cross vehicle transporting journalist Zainab Faraj from Tayri to Tebnine Governmental Hospital following an airstrike.
A senior Lebanese military official reports that an Israeli drone dropped a grenade on rescuers attempting to extract a wounded journalist from rubble in Tayri.
An Israeli attack in At Tiri, southern Lebanon, has wounded several people, including journalists, according to the state news agency. The agency reports that two female journalists remain trapped by army forces.
French President Emmanuel Macron announced that a soldier serving with the United Nations mission in Lebanon has died from their wounds.
Corporal-Chef Anicet Girardin of the 132nd Cynotechnical Infantry Regiment in Suippes has died from injuries sustained in Lebanon after being wounded by Hezbollah fighters.
UNICEF spokesperson James Elder said the war in Lebanon should never have happened, citing civilian deaths from Israeli strikes. The Lebanese Health Ministry reports at least 2,294 people killed and over 7,500 injured since March 2.
The Israeli military has established a 10-kilometre deep "Yellow Line" in southern Lebanon, where it is currently razing villages.
Israeli forces conducted air strikes in southern Lebanon on Tuesday, resulting in damage to a mosque. The strikes occurred during a 10-day ceasefire agreement.
Lebanon's Prime Minister has accused Israel of committing war crimes through the targeting of journalists and the obstruction of humanitarian relief efforts.
Journalist Amal Khalil was killed in an Israeli airstrike on the town of al-Tayri, with her body transported to Tebnine Hospital.
Journalist Courtney Bonneau reports that journalist Amal Khalil was killed in southern Lebanon today.
The body of a Lebanese journalist has been recovered from rubble following an Israeli strike, according to Sky News.
Hezbollah announced a series of military operations in southern Lebanon on April 22, 2026, claiming to have targeted an Israeli artillery position, a command vehicle, and a group of soldiers, while also reporting the downing of four Israeli reconnaissance drones.
The Lebanese government estimates that more than 62,000 housing units have been damaged or destroyed during the ongoing war with Israel.
Lebanon’s National Center for Scientific Research reports that Israeli forces have destroyed more than 50,000 housing units over a six-week period.
The Lebanese Civil Defense is conducting rescue operations after locating the site where journalist Amal Khalil is reportedly trapped under rubble following an Israeli airstrike. Khalil was reported to be with journalist Zainab Faraj at the time of the strike.
Israeli Foreign Minister Gideon Saar called on Beirut to cooperate with Israel in countering Hezbollah ahead of upcoming diplomatic talks in Washington.
The IDF struck a vehicle and a Hezbollah structure in southern Lebanon following a border crossing, resulting in injuries to two journalists.
A senior Lebanese military official stated that the Lebanese Army has requested the Israeli military, via a US-led mechanism, to permit rescue teams to reach a wounded journalist.
The Red Cross reports it is unable to reach journalist Amal Khalil in Al-Tayri, southern Lebanon, due to ongoing Israeli shelling.
Sources in Lebanon are seeking to extend the existing ceasefire with Israel for a minimum of one additional month.
A French peacekeeper injured in an April 18 incident in South Lebanon has died at a hospital in Paris. UNIFIL confirmed the death following the incident in Ghanduriyah.
Lebanon's information minister accused Israel of besieging journalists in southern Lebanon and demanded immediate protection for media personnel, holding Israel responsible for their safety.
Lebanese minister Paul Morcos stated the government is coordinating with the UN peacekeeping mission and the army following reports that Israeli forces are besieging journalists and photographers in at-Tiri, southern Lebanon.
The Red Cross is moving to evacuate journalist Amal Khalil and two deceased individuals from the town of Tayri following authorization from the Israeli military.
Israeli forces have besieged journalists Amal Khalil and Zainab Faraj in the town of At-Tiri, reportedly preventing Red Cross access to the site following a strike.