Israeli strikes devastate border towns in southern Lebanon, homes reduced to rubble
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After last night’s intense Israeli raids on Qanaarit in southern Lebanon, Annahar captured the extensive damage to homes and buildings on Thursday morning.
Photos and videos show two buildings in Qanaarit nearly destroyed—one reduced to rubble, the other heavily damaged with smoke rising from within.
Dozens of homes near the raid site in Qanaarit were severely damaged, affecting facades, interiors, and cars parked along the streets.
Field reports indicate that the destruction spread into residential neighborhoods, highlighting the intensity of the strikes and their closeness to populated areas.
Yesterday, the Israeli army intensified its military operations in southern Lebanon, targeting several towns near the border, including Ansar, Khraib, Qanaarit, Jarjouaa, and Kfour.
Several journalists were injured due to flying shrapnel, and their equipment and vehicles were also damaged.
Israel's army claimed the raids targeted "Hezbollah military infrastructure," while a building targeted in Ansar town was adjacent to a large solar power station supplying electricity to the town.
