Israeli military launches airstrikes and artillery on southern Lebanon towns

12 articles · Updated · The Wall Street Journal · Apr 28

Israeli warplanes struck multiple locations, including Bayut al-Sayyad in Tyre district, and targeted a motorcycle with a drone after two Israeli soldiers were injured by a Hezbollah drone attack.
The Israeli military issued evacuation warnings to residents in southern Lebanon before the strikes, accusing Hezbollah of violating cease-fire understandings amid recent cross-border exchanges.
Tensions between Israel and the Iran-backed Hezbollah group have escalated, with repeated fire exchanged along the border and growing concerns of broader regional instability.

As the fragile ceasefire crumbles, is a full-scale war in Lebanon now inevitable?

Can Hezbollah's new air defenses challenge Israel's long-held air superiority?

With a million displaced, is Lebanon on the brink of a humanitarian catastrophe?

Is Israel's planned buffer zone a security necessity or an illegal land grab?

Will the killing of UN peacekeepers finally trigger a stronger international intervention?

Can UNESCO's 'enhanced protection' save Tyre's ancient ruins from modern warfare?