The destruction of a school in Kafar, built as a result of a large fire, and the scope of the bombing expanded to target southern towns

The Israeli army set fire to the Al-Kawthar School building in the town of Kafr Tibnit in southern Lebanon, in a development on the ground that coincides with the escalation of Israeli military operations in several southern regions.

In the same field context, various areas of the south were subjected to a series of attacks. It included artillery shelling targeting the vicinity of the towns of Zawtar al-Sharqiya and Mifdoun, and the outskirts of the towns of Beit Lev, Hadada, and Baraashit, in addition to Wadi Zabqin. An explosion was also recorded inside the town of Rab Thaleen, and sweeping operations with machine guns towards the town of Khiam.

This was accompanied by a low flight of Israeli warplanes over the southern region.