Israeli Air Force jets hit the village of Almat in Keserwan Jbeil province in northern Lebanon, killing 23 people, including 3 children. This is according to the summary of the emergency operations center of the Lebanese Ministry of Health, distributed on X (formerly Twitter).
Rockets were fired at a house where refugees from Hezbollah supporters lived, the news portal Naharnet reported. Debris clearance at the site of the explosion continues, and the death toll may rise. Six injured people were taken to hospital.
The last time Israeli planes attacked populated areas in northern Lebanon was on October 13, when nine refugees from the south were killed in the village of Al-Muaisara in the Ftuh-Keserwan region.