Israeli 'double-tap' strike kills three rescue workers in Lebanon, officials say

The reporting notes the conflict is under a US-brokered ceasefire intended to reduce hostilities. Since March 2, more than 2,500 people have been killed in Lebanon, including 103 health professionals. The border occupation and broader regional dynamics are described in the article.

Two successive Israeli air strikes on a building in Majdal Zoun killed nine people, including three members of Lebanon's Civil Defense who had been sent to rescue those wounded in the first strike and were trapped under rubble after the second strike. Two Lebanese army soldiers were wounded. The Israeli military said it had struck a Hezbollah commander near Israeli-occupied soldiers and that details were under review. The attack occurred amid a US-brokered ceasefire; Lebanon's prime minister Nawaf Salam denounced it as a 'war crime'.

A separate drone attack on Monday severely wounded another Israeli soldier in southern Lebanon.

An Israeli air strike hit Hezbollah infrastructure sites in the eastern Bekaa Valley.

A drone attack in southern Lebanon killed one Israeli soldier.

Last week, Lebanese authorities said an Israeli attack blocked rescuers from accessing the site where journalist Amal Khalil had been trapped under rubble; when rescue teams reached the site, they found Khalil dead. Lebanese officials accused Israel of targeting Khalil, a claim the Israeli military denied.

Hezbollah rockets into Israel, prompting widespread Israeli air strikes and a ground invasion of southern Lebanon, marking the start of the latest confrontation.