At least two dead and two injured in an Israeli attack against a vehicle in Lebanon

At least two people died and as many were injured this Friday in the bombing of an Israeli drone against a vehicle in the town of Toul, in southern Lebanon, which raises to six the number of deaths at the hands of the Jewish State in the last 24 hours. The attack targeted a vehicle traveling on a road in Toul, where two unidentified people lost their lives, according to a statement issued by the Emergency Operations Center in the Ministry of Public Health of Lebanon. The National News Agency (NNA) explained that the car caught fire after being hit near a shop, and released images of the vehicle completely charred and destroyed.

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With this new action, the number of deaths from Israeli attacks in the last 24 hours increased to six, as on Thursday two other people had already lost their lives in Arabsalim (south), one in Janta (east) and another in Shmustar (east). All of this is happening amid an intensification of the bombings against Lebanese territory, which has registered three waves of large-scale attacks in just one week, supposedly directed against infrastructure of the Shiite group Hezbollah, as well as other actions. In addition, Israeli drones have been flying incessantly over the capital for days, in what has been interpreted as a warning from the Jewish State following the recent ceasefire in Gaza. Israel has continued to attack Lebanon despite the cessation of hostilities in force between both countries for almost a year.