🇮🇱🇱🇧 Late on July 6, Israeli airstrikes intensified across multiple regions of Lebanon, targeting areas in both the Bekaa Valley and South Lebanon. According to the National News Agency, three separate air raids struck Jurd Bouday, west of Baalbek, while additional heavy bombing hit Flawaa’s outskirts in eastern Lebanon.

Simultaneously, multiple strikes pounded southern areas including:
• Burj Rahal, in the Tyre district
• Wadi Al-Zahrani, Zebqin, Arzay, and Deir Qanoun Al-Nahr
• The Litani River bank near Arzay–Qasmiyeh
• Wadi Tibna in Baysariyeh
• Areas between Rdeih and Matariyeh
• Basalia and the valley between Sarba and Ain Qana in Iqlim Al-Tuffah

Air activity was also reported across western and central sectors, with persistent Israeli warplane presence overhead. Loud explosions were heard in Tyre, coinciding with jet flyovers.

Israel’s Kan Broadcasting reported that the Israeli Air Force targeted Hezbollah infrastructure across both South Lebanon and the Bekaa.

The strikes come amid escalating tensions along the Lebanese-Israeli border, with these latest attacks representing one of the most expansive aerial campaigns in a single evening since the conflict reignited.