01.06.2026 19:31
The Israeli army carried out an airstrike on Jabal Amil Hospital and its surroundings in the city of Tyre, southern Lebanon. The hospital and a building were heavily damaged in the attack, and it was reported that many people were killed and injured. The scale of the attack was reflected in images from the hospital.
Some people were injured in an airstrike carried out by the Israeli army near the Jabal Amil Hospital in the city of Tyre in southern Lebanon.
AIRSTRIKE ON HOSPITAL
According to a report by Lebanon's official news agency NNA, Israeli warplanes targeted a building and a parking lot opposite Jabal Amil Hospital, the city's largest hospital, at the intersection of the Ma'rake district in Tyre. It was reported that there were many casualties and injuries in the attack.
Images shared on social media showed that the windows of Jabal Amil Hospital were shattered due to the impact of the attack, and damage occurred to nearby buildings and vehicles.
ISRAEL'S ATTACKS ON LEBANON AND THE CEASEFIRE
The Israeli army launched intensive airstrikes on Lebanon on March 2, occupying several towns in the south of the country. During this process, the Lebanese government announced that the number of displaced people in the country had exceeded 1 million.
US President Donald Trump stated on April 24 that the temporary 10-day ceasefire between Lebanon and Israel, which came into effect on April 17, had been extended for an additional 3 weeks.
As a result of the third round of talks between Lebanon and Israel, mediated by the US and held on May 14-15, it was decided to extend the ceasefire for 45 days as of May 17 and to hold a fourth round of talks at the beginning of June.
In its latest statement, the Lebanese Ministry of Health reported that 3,433 people have lost their lives in attacks carried out by Israel on the country since March 2.
Despite the ceasefire, the Israeli army continues its attacks and home demolitions in southern Lebanon, while Hezbollah attacks Israeli forces, citing violations of the ceasefire.
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu stated on May 25 that he gave the army instructions to increase attacks on Lebanon.