Debris in Blida, a border village in southern Lebanon heavily bombed by Israel on April 16, 2025. (Credit: Matthieu Karam / L’Orient-Le Jour)
An Israeli helicopter fired a grenade on Saturday into the courtyard of a house in Mais al-Jabal, in southern Lebanon, without causing any casualties, while the Israeli military continues its violations of the cease-fire agreement that has been in effect since late November.
The grenade attack did not result in injuries, according to our correspondent, Muntasser Abdallah. This occurred as Israeli drones continued to fly over southern Lebanon at low altitudes, particularly in the Sour region, above areas like Hosh, Ain Baal, Batoulieh and Hanaway.
During the night, the Israeli army also launched flare grenades into the sky over Alma al-Shaab, also in the Sour district, according to our correspondent.
On Friday, the Israeli army claimed to have killed two “Hezbollah members,” including a senior figure, in drone strikes targeting vehicles in Ghazieh, south of Saida, and in Aita al-Shaab (Bint Jbeil). No further Israeli airstrikes were reported in southern Lebanon on Saturday.
