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Lebanese Citizen Killed in Israeli Strike on Motorcycle in Southern Lebanon

4 November، 2026

A Lebanese citizen lost his life and another individual was injured following an airstrike carried out by Israeli military aircraft. The attack targeted a motorcycle in the town of Qabricha, located within the Marjeyoun district in southern Lebanon. The incident occurred concurrently with intensified drone activity observed in the skies above the capital city of Beirut and its surrounding suburbs.

The Lebanese Ministry of Health confirmed the casualties on Wednesday, reporting one fatality and one injury resulting from the strike. According to the National News Agency, the specific target of the operation was a motorcycle situated in Qabricha. The agency further noted that Israeli drone flights continued at low altitudes over Beirut airspace, extending as far as the Metn area.

These events are part of a broader pattern of ongoing hostilities affecting various regions. Artillery fire was directed at the outskirts of the town of Braichit. Simultaneously, Israeli warplanes launched an airstrike on the outskirts of Kafr Tibnit. Reports indicate that Israeli forces set fire to residential homes in the eastern part of Zaiter village.

Heavy artillery shelling persisted in the areas of Wadi al-Hijir and Wadi al-Salouqi. Additionally, Israeli drones were recorded flying at low altitudes over the city of Sidon and several towns within its district. Illumination bombs were dropped over the villages of Nabatieh Fawqa and Douha Kafr Raman. A drone was also spotted hovering over the city of Sidon and its immediate surroundings.

These continuous attacks coincide with rising concerns in Lebanon regarding the potential expansion of the regional confrontation and its repercussions on the southern front. Tensions remain high amid escalating friction between Iran and the United States, adding to the anxiety over the stability of the region.

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