Israeli drone strikes kill 12Israeli drone strikes kill 12 including children in vehicles south of Beirut Lebanon
Israeli drones struck multiple vehicles on a highway south of Beirut Lebanon on May 13 2026 killing at least 12 people including a woman and her two children according to the Lebanese Health Ministry.
The attacks hit three to seven cars in a series of strikes occurring a day before US-mediated peace talks between Israel and Lebanon in Washington.
The incident underscores ongoing tensions in the Israel-Hezbollah conflict despite ceasefire efforts and negotiations.
Western Media
Israeli forces conducted targeted drone strikes on vehicles in southern Lebanon killing 12 civilians including children. The strikes took place amid fragile ceasefire conditions and just before scheduled US-brokered talks in Washington. Lebanon reported the deaths through its health ministry highlighting civilian casualties.
Arab Media
A series of Israeli strikes on cars in Lebanon killed 12 people including a woman and her two children on the eve of US-mediated negotiations between Lebanon and Israel. The attacks occurred on the main highway south of Beirut demonstrating continued aggression despite peace efforts. Lebanese authorities confirmed the toll through official channels.
- Hezbollah, founded in 1982 during Israel's Lebanon invasion, draws primary funding and arms from Iran.
- Beirut's southern suburbs house Hezbollah's political headquarters and underground tunnel networks.
- Drones have conducted over 1,000 strikes in Lebanon since late 2023 amid escalating border skirmishes.
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Israel and Hezbollah have agreed to a 60-day ceasefire that mandates Israeli troop withdrawal from southern Lebanon while the Lebanese army deploys across all border crossings and the south.
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