Israeli media reported that 25 soldiers were wounded during ground operations in southern Lebanon on Sunday, with the injured being transferred to hospitals in occupied Palestinian territories.
Hezbollah claimed responsibility for the attack, stating that its fighters detonated an explosive device and engaged in gunfire with Israeli troops attempting to infiltrate the village of Ramyah.
These incidents mark one of the highest numbers of Israeli injuries in a single day since the current hostilities began. Fighting is intensifying across key areas near the Lebanese border.
Over the past 24 hours, Hezbollah has escalated its attacks on Israeli forces, with rockets and artillery shells targeting Israeli troops. The Israeli military reported that approximately 300 rockets were launched from southern Lebanon into northern occupied territories within the last day.
Furthermore, the Israeli army ordered the evacuation of residents from 21 Lebanese villages in southern Lebanon, increasing tensions in the region.
The Israeli military’s airstrikes on Lebanon’s infrastructure have caused significant damage, including destroying a mosque in Kfar Tebnit and targeting residential buildings in Sidon and Nabatieh.
Four paramedics from the Lebanese Red Cross were injured in an Israeli airstrike while on a rescue mission, highlighting the dangers faced by civilian and medical personnel in the conflict.