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MapIsraeli Forces Air Raid Aita Al-Jabal, Burn Houses in Zawtar Al-Sharqiyah and More South Lebanon Towns
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Israeli air strikes and artillery hit South Lebanon towns including Aita al-Jabal and Beit Yahoun. Houses razed in Zawtar el-Charqiyé as bulldozers cleared sites amid operations.
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South Lebanon air raids
Israeli forces launched an air raid on Aital Al-Jabal town in South Lebanon and burnt houses in Zawtar Al-Sharqiyah town, according to Al-Manar English. Al-Manar reporter said Israeli artillery targeted the area between Beit Yahoun and Aita Al-Jabal, South Lebanon.
Naharnet said Israeli artillery shelled the outskirts of Mayfadoun, Zawtar al-Sharqiyeh, and Baraashit on Tuesday, following an earlier strike on the outskirts of Kfartebnit. Naharnet added that Israeli forces set homes ablaze in Zawtar al-Sharqiyeh, Kfartebnit, and Arnoun overnight into Tuesday and conducted detonations in al-Qantara and Bani Hayan.
Shelling across districts
Libnanews described Israeli operations on Monday, November 2, 2026 that combined air strikes, artillery fire, and ground destruction in southern Lebanon, including bulldozing houses in Zawtar el-Charqiyé. Libnanews said a dispatch published at 08:18 reported that more than ten shells fell on the surroundings of the Ibl el-Saqi spring.
Yaffa News Network said Lebanese National News Agency reported heavy Israeli artillery shelling targeted the area surrounding the spring in the village of Ibl al-Saqi, in the Marjayoun district, early Monday morning, with more than 10 shells striking the area. Yaffa News Network added that Israeli forces fired machine guns toward the Wadi al-Hujair and Wadi al-Salouqi valleys, located between the districts of Marjayoun, Bint Jbeil, and Nabatieh.
Charges and ceasefire stakes
Lebanon’s Military Court charged 13 Hezbollah members in connection with the half-ton shipment of explosives seized from a vehicle traveling toward Beirut earlier this month, Lebanese officials announced over the weekend. The Jerusalem Post said Judge Claude Ghanem issued charges against the 13 members of the terror group, including the two Hezbollah operatives arrested in the vehicle transporting the explosives, identified by Lebanese media as Ali Al Kurdi and Haitham Amhaz.
The Jerusalem Post reported that Hezbollah demanded the release of its operatives and the return of the 250 kilograms of TNT-type explosives and 250 kilograms of C4 seized in the operation. The Jerusalem Post also quoted Hussein Hajj Hassan criticizing the charges as “unfair and unjust,” alleging that the indictment violated the principles of the National Pact, the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, the United Nations Charter, and numerous Lebanese laws.