One killed in new 'Israeli' airstrike on Lebanon

"Israeli" warplanes launched an airstrike on Saturday evening, targeting the outskirts of Saksakiyeh in southern Lebanon, as border tensions continue to rise.

Additionally, the Lebanese Ministry of Health confirmed that a "Israeli" airstrike on Tyre resulted in one death and seven injuries of varying severity.

Meanwhile, "Israeli" airstrikes have intensified across southern Lebanon. According to "Israeli" Occupation Army Radio, warplanes resumed their attacks on the region, with a recent strike hitting the heart of Tyre. The Zibqin Valley was also targeted in ongoing bombardments.

Channel 12 reported that "Israeli" warplanes have conducted over 200 airstrikes on Syria, Lebanon, and Gaza since last night.

The office of "Israeli" Defense Minister Yoav Gallant announced that Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and Gallant instructed the military to launch a second wave of strikes against Hezbollah targets in Lebanon. The statement said these attacks were in response to rocket fire from Lebanese territory and followed an earlier round of airstrikes.

"Israeli" Occupation Army Radio reported that the air force struck 50 targets in Lebanon today in retaliation for six rockets fired toward Metula.

Later, the Lebanese Ministry of Health reported that a "Israeli" airstrike on Tyre injured four people, though it was unclear if this was a separate incident or an updated casualty count.